triaxial
triaxial
Definition
tri·ax·ial (trī ak′sē əl)
adjective
having three axes, as some crystals
tri·ax′i·ally adverb
triaxial
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- apparatus: One of the major advantages of the triaxial apparatus is the control provided over drainage from the sample.
- test: Use the Cam Clay model to predict changes of stress and volume in simple shear and triaxial tests.
- state: A test cell for applying true triaxial stress states to core plugs, with three independent principal stresses, has been developed.
- system: For the method cancelation of ambient magnetic fields is necessary and the triaxial coil system shown in the picture is used.
- compression: Aging and creep of sands have been measured in triaxial compression and extension to identify the causes of increasing pile shaft capacity with time.
- accelerometer: Quiet stance was assessed using a triaxial accelerometer and balance performance monitor simultaneously.
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