coaxially
Along the same center line so the parts line up
- adverb
- /koʊˈæksɪəli/
- Specialized
:
coaxialmente
- To optimize performance, the gears should be mounted coaxially with the motor shaft.
Examples
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Sample holders may be at ground potential, floated above or below ground, coaxially biased, or sampled for backside contact measurements.
Academic text (2002) -
The two cylinders must be positioned coaxially to ensure accurate alignment.
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The pipes were arranged coaxially to minimize turbulence in the flow.
Synonyms
concentrically
vscoaxially
In rings that share the same center
shares the same axis or center line rather than only a central point
How Coaxial
Surface Forms
coaxially positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word coaxially comes from co- meaning 'together', as in cooperate, and axis meaning 'center line'. So, to place objects coaxially is to put them 'together' on the same 'center line', like two wheels sharing one 'axle'.