Sentence examples for certain axes from inspiring English sources

It is worthwhile at this point to define certain axes of the eyes employed during different types of study.

Piezoelectricity was discovered in 1880 by Pierre and Paul-Jacques Curie, who found that when they compressed certain types of crystals including quartz, tourmaline, and Rochelle salt, along certain axes, a voltage was produced on the surface of the crystal.

These devices offer integral 6-DOF manipulations, but lack ways to easily change modes (to lock to certain axes etc).

Whenever the data form distinct clusters (i.e. clusters have zero, or very small, projections on some subset of the original axes – that is high between-axes heterogeneity), the variability associated with each cluster, is mainly explained by certain axes only.

This allows switching to a logarithmic scaling of certain axes, which is useful for many biochemical systems that show a large variability at low concentrations.

Within a line-selected cell, witness nodes along certain x-axes and y-axes detect the clone nodes.

The traditional ways of reading the city can easily be traced back to dichotomous interpretative categories, which, though fundamentally important for understanding urban phenomena, are structured on a binary pattern based on the definition of certain privileged axes of spatial, social, economic and cultural organisation.

One way DSM-IV-TR deals with the latter is by giving certain classification axes priority over others.

However, other explanations, including the operation of genetic factors and programming of certain endocrine axes, have also been suggested to explain this observation.

The differences along different axes favour certain investment options and define policy constraints that need to be addressed.

However, in certain beds, the long axes of the crystals are generally perpendicular to the bedding (Fig. 2f, g).