Sentence examples for the two axis from inspiring English sources
The paper deals witch the method of using the two axis accelerometer to angle measurement.
A simulator written in Turbo Pascal language is also developed to simulate the two axis motions of the sun tracking system and to calculate the solar parameters.
Between the two Axis cameras, the 215 was selected as the primary camera (despite being an interlaced camera from lack of availability at the time of selection) due to lower cost and lower mechanical latency when issuing PTZ commands.
The second approach is to split the anisotropy in half between the two axis directions by subtracting resistivity from one direction and adding to the other such that the total conductivity split is a factor of α, centered on the background profile (type 2).
The two-sided, paired sign-test was used to measure significance with the two axis
The multiple-QTL modeling of the measurements identified one locus unique to each of the two axis traits.
Here it was the goal of the Allied prosecutors to portray the limited cooperation between the Third Reich and Imperial Japan as a long-planned conspiracy to divide the world among the two Axis-partners and thereby delivering just another demonstration of the common viciousness expressed by alleged joint long-term war plans.
By the end of 1942 America's output of war materiel already exceeded the combined production of the three Axis powers, Germany, Italy and Japan.
"The most significant statistic of the war is the ten-to-one advantage in aggregate artillery production (in total over a million large guns) enjoyed by the British Empire, the Soviet Union, and the United States over the three Axis powers".
Publicly Blair insisted he was so passionate about ousting Saddam that he would have pushed for it even if Bush was not keen; yet Woodward quotes a Blair adviser admitting that of the three "axis" powers, the PM regarded Iran and North Korea as the greater threats.
The projection of the three axis in our coordinate system generates geometrical instances in three dimensions.
