Experiments were performed using a stainless steel gauging nozzle located on the centreline of a Perspex duct of square cross section.
It came out almost to the centreline of the orchestra, which was commonly used for additional seating and occasionally used for everything from small-scale gladiatorial combats to water ballets.
Using a Langmuir probe the temporal and spatial evolution of the plasma density along the centreline of a pulsed DC magnetron has been studied.
Most of the original Pilates exercises entailed forward and backward motion along the centreline of the body.
Stowage was accomplished by elevator lifts, which were usually located in two or three places along the centreline of the flight deck.
This is a radio signal that is beamed along the centreline of the runway and at the correct angle of approach (usually 3° above the horizontal).
Visual guidance to approaching aircraft is also provided by approach lighting systems, a configuration of high-intensity white lights running along the centreline of the runway and extending up to 600 metres (2,000 feet) beyond the threshold.
Transverse cracks are perpendicular to the centreline of the pavement.
The norm of the projection orthogonal to the centreline of the vector defined by the maximum distance between the centreline and the elliptical section, represented the approximated local radius of a cylinder sectioned by that specific cluster: (4).
In contrast to equidimensional tunnels where the maximum subsidence is observed vertically above the centreline of the tunnel, the result from the present study shows shifting of the maximum subsidence away from the tunnel centreline.
