polar axis

The hoop had nearly reached the polar axis, he saw.

The polar axis is inclined about 65 to the line of sight from the Earth.

I will be with the second wave at the north polar axis."

The motion around the polar axis accounts for days and nights.

Each polar axis is a meridian of the visual field.

We are inside the bore of the tube that stretches out along the polar axis.

'I'm still in the ship, and she's heading back to station at the polar axis.

In mathematical literature, the polar axis is often drawn horizontal and pointing to the right.

Tilting the polar axis adds a level of complexity to the mount.

The tube (beneath the stairs) was parallel to the polar axis of the Earth.

First journey around the world on its polar axis using surface transport only, covered 52,000 miles and visited both poles by land.

I would venture to suppose that this quick revolution evokes a pressure all around the polar axis.

A polar axis can occur only in non-centrosymmetric structures.

"Approaching south polar axis," the blond said, leaning around in her chair to look back at Vasquez.

It achieves this by having a surface that pivots about a "virtual polar axis".

(The movement of the Earth's polar axis relative to the crust.)

A polar symmetry direction of a crystal is called a polar axis.

Venus rotated only slowly about its polar axis.

His first major expedition, the 52,000-mile Transglobe trek, took him around the world on its polar axis using only surface transport.

In deuterostomes, the early divisions occur parallel or perpendicular to the polar axis.

Set the approximate local time on a dial that rotates on a polar axis.

The Earth's polar axis moves and the Earth's rotation is irregular.

These are emitted during star formation from either side of the accretion disk, along the two polar axes.

The polar axis was dear now.