I think: magnificent central axis, perfect balance, good neck muscles, she'd breeze a green wave.

This lines one side of a path leading on a central axis from the house.

When activated, the upper face pushed down on the lower face, while revolving around a central axis, which pulled the needle.

Extending out from a central axis are microsporophylls (modified leaves).

He even sacrifices the car part that had finally arrived so that a crucial central axis part will work.

The lobby runs the length of the building along an east-west axis.

The dunes are roughly 7 mi long in the east-west axis.

All three are aligned along an east-west axis.

The physical construction of the house required setting up four posts to represent the four cardinal directions, aligned almost exactly with the north-south, east-west axis.

His east-west axis included a square, treelined esplanade and formal garden.

The graph starts above the horizontal axis and finishes below it.

The graph had the number of points scored last season on the horizontal axis and the percentage of clubs with that number of points on the vertical axis.

While traditional top-loading machines are less expensive up-front, their other costs are much greater than those of the horizontal axis, or front-loading, washing machine.

The horizontal axis represents years.

To visualise the relationship between these two ideas, imagine a graph on which the vertical axis measures a state's stability and the horizontal axis measures its openness.

Those who wish to argue must discuss such things as 'the angle between the longitudinal axis of the upper arm and forearm in the sagittal plane'.

This differential lift causes bank rotation around the longitudinal axis.

The most common aeronautical convention defines the roll as acting about the longitudinal axis, positive with the starboard (right) wing down.

Unlike most pop-up headlights, they both rotated in the same direction (counterclockwise from inside the car) about a longitudinal axis.

The ionization chambers were cylindrical, in diameter, long, with a wire along the longitudinal axis.

In a couple of miles, you leave the great north-south axis in favour of rustic backwaters untroubled since long before the motor car.

Its meandering route, which links two far-flung suburbs, seems eccentric, given the desperate need for better connectivity on the city's main north-south axis.

They're organized along the north-south axis as parallel worlds, with myriad personalities defined by the plantings, the furnishings or play structures.

The cameras could also be focused on particular locations as the satellites orbited the planet on a north-south axis.

The whole island was elongated about in the north-south axis and compressed west-east by the forces unleashed.

Some of these could emit a gamma-ray burst that funnels radiation very narrowly along the star’s rotational axis.

When an off-kilter magnetic field swings around the rotational axis, it creates periodic radio signals that can be used to calculate its rotation.

Archer notes that an explosion triggered on the surface of the comet by the away team has altered the comet's rotational axis.

This device uses a cylindrical rotor with longitudinal ducts parallel to its rotational axis.

These cams are principally used to convert rotational motion to linear motion parallel to the rotational axis of the cylinder.