coaxial

/koh-ak-see-uhl/US // koʊˈæk si əl //UK // (kəʊˈæksɪəl) //

同轴,同轴线,同轴的,同轴式

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

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- : Also co·ax·al [koh-ak-suhl]. /koʊˈæk səl/. having a common axis or coincident axes.
- : Geometry. having the property that each pair of circles has the same radical axis. intersecting in a straight line.
- : having two or more cones with their centers mounted on the same axis.

as incable

Synonyms

In the case of the Space Shuttle, for example, fabricating the rocket part that injects streams of fuel into an engine’s thrust chamber—called the shear-coaxial injector—took two years.
“A lot of homes already have a coaxial network in them,” explains Clayton, referring to those twisty-turny cables you use for cable TV, internet, or over-the-air antennas.
With a coaxial-over-ethernet converter, you can use those cables and turn them into a home network.
Inside this anchor tube ran the thick coaxial cable that fed three-phase electric power from the atomic pile to the ship.
Power for the innumerable huge coaxial snakes was several times inadequate, which problem no one, of course, had foreseen.
Let a solid circular sectioned cylinder of radius R1 be enclosed in a coaxial tube of inner radius R2.
The same arrangement can be supplied to a pair of coaxial cylinders.
The probe looked like an aluminum pipe but was really a special tube built like a segment of coaxial cable.