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  • adjective Alternative form of coaxial.

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Examples

  • The new model is equipped with the brands co-axial escapement invented by the late George Daniels, which, according to the company, delivers greater accuracy and needs fewer regular services.

    An Icon That Withstands the Test of Time Michael Clerizo 2011

  • Secondary armament 7.62 mm co-axial, 7.62 mm anti-aircraft machine gun

    Shooting Skeet with a Tank 2009

  • Secondary armament 7.62 mm co-axial, 7.62 mm anti-aircraft machine gun

    Shooting Skeet with a Tank 2009

  • The watch he bought had a built-in co-axial escapement invented by the late George Daniels.

    A Collector's Pendulum Javier Espinoza 2011

  • They achieve this by incorporating the “tweeter” within the Mid Range speaker – a co-axial speaker arrangement.

    Wireless Waterproof | Surveillance 2009

  • Most of these companies were given tax incentives and monopoly status to be the ONLY ones who could lay fiber and co-axial drops in a given community.

    Firedoglake » Net Neutrality: What Works For You? 2006

  • Hundreds of companies were formed with the sole goal of laying out fiber optic cable and co-axial drops.

    Firedoglake » Net Neutrality: What Works For You? 2006

  • If possible, the aerial for a base station should not be surrounded by buildings or trees, should be located 10 to 20 metres above the ground, and the co-axial cable linking it with the transceiver should be as short as possible.

    5.1 Components of a Logistics System 1989

  • Her bus-bars, instead of being the conventional rectangular coppers, of a few square inches cross-sectional area, were laminated members built up of co-axial tubing of pure silver to a diameter of over a yard'multiple and parallel conductors, each of whose current-carrying capacity was to be measured only in millions of amperes.

    Gray Lensman Smith, E. E. 1950

  • Conclusion: the lens is astigmatic, or the objective is not adjusted to be co-axial with the eyepiece.

    On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall

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