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Definition of axis
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Axis (n.) The
primary
or
secondary
central
line of any
design.
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Catkin
::
Catkin
(n.) An
ament;
a
species
of
inflorescence,
consisting
of a
slender
axis with many
unisexual
apetalous
flowers
along its
sides,
as in the
willow
and
poplar,
and (as to the
staminate
flowers)
in the
chestnut,
oak,
hickory,
etc. -- so
called
from its
resemblance
to a cat's tail. See
Illust.
of
Ament..
Homodromous
::
Homodromous
(a.)
Moving
in the same
direction;
-- said of a lever or
pulley
in which the
resistance
and the
actuating
force are both on the same side of the
fulcrum
or axis.
Axis
::
Axis (n.) The stem; the
central
part, or
longitudinal
support,
on which
organs
or parts are
arranged;
the
central
line of any
body..
Sensori-volitional
::
Sensori-volitional
(a.)
Concerned
both in
sensation
and
volition;
--
applied
to those nerve
fibers
which pass to and from the
cerebro-spinal
axis, and are
respectively
concerned
in
sensation
and
volition..
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A
slender
part of an
instrument
or
machine,
projecting
from a
trunk,
axis, or
fulcrum;
as, the arm of a
steelyard..
Incurved
::
Incurved
(a.)
Bending
gradually
toward
the axis or
center,
as
branches
or
petals..
Multiaxial
::
Multiaxial
(a.)
Having
more than one axis;
developing
in more than a
single
line or
plain;
--
opposed
to
monoaxial.
Dial
::
Dial (n.) An
instrument,
formerly
much used for
showing
the time of day from the
shadow
of a style or
gnomon
on a
graduated
arc or
surface;
esp., a
sundial;
but there are lunar and
astral
dials.
The style or
gnomon
is
usually
parallel
to the
earth's
axis, but the dial plate may be
either
horizontal
or
vertical..
Nectostem
::
Nectostem
(n.) That
portion
of the axis which bears the
nectocalyces
in the
Siphonophora.
Run
::
Run (a.) To turn, as a
wheel;
to
revolve
on an axis or
pivot;
as, a wheel runs
swiftly
round..
Axis
::
Axis (n.) A
straight
line, real or
imaginary,
passing
through
a body, on which it
revolves,
or may be
supposed
to
revolve;
a line
passing
through
a body or
system
around
which the parts are
symmetrically
arranged..
Contrate
::
Contrate
(a.)
Having
cogs or teeth
projecting
parallel
to the axis,
instead
of
radiating
from it..
Taxis
::
Taxis (n.)
Manipulation
applied
to a
hernial
tumor,
or to an
intestinal
obstruction,
for the
purpose
of
reducing
it..
Inflorescence
::
Inflorescence
(n.) An axis on which all the
flower
buds.
Wheel
::
Wheel (v. i.) To
change
direction,
as if
revolving
upon an axis or
pivot;
to turn; as, the
troops
wheeled
to the
right..
Cob
::
Cob (n.) The axis on which the
kernels
of maize or
indian
corn grow.
Syncarp
::
Synaxis
(n.) A
congregation;
also,
formerly,
the
Lord's
Supper..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
firework
which,
while
burning,
is
caused
to
revolve
on an axis by the
reaction
of the
escaping
gases..
Solenoid
::
Solenoid
(n.) An
electrodynamic
spiral
having
the
conjuctive
wire
turned
back along its axis, so as to
neutralize
that
component
of the
effect
of the
current
which is due to the
length
of the
spiral,
and
reduce
the whole
effect
to that of a
series
of equal and
parallel
circular
currents.
When
traversed
by a
current
the
solenoid
exhibits
polarity
and
attraction
or
repulsion,
like a
magnet..
Praxis
::
Praxis
(n.) Use;
practice;
especially,
exercise
or
discipline
for a
specific
purpose
or
object..
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