axial

Axial it's a adjective which comes from the French language, although its etymological root is found in the Latin word axis. It is qualified as axial to that linked to a axis.

There are several uses of the term axis. It may refer to the dipstick that acts as a support for a rotating element when it is in motion or when bar that supports the wheel hubs of a vehicle.

In the geometry, an axis is a fixed straight around which you can rotate a point, a line, or a surface to generate a line, a surface, or a solid, respectively. Also called axis is symbolic basis or to most important idea of ​​something.

Returning to the notion of axial, its use depends on which definition of axis is considered. A axial movementTo mention one case, it develops aligned to an axis. It is the displacement of a point or a particle along the axis in question.

It is called axial vector, on the other hand, to the physical magnitude that, subjected to an anomalous reflection, evidences properties of covariance. The axial symmetry (sometimes referred to as radial symmetry or reflection), meanwhile, is the symmetry that exists around an axis.

The axial skeleton is given by the bones that are in the central axis of the human body. It is made up of eighty bones and adds to the appendicular skeleton for the development of full skeleton.

It can also be classified as axial along primordial, essential or cardinal. For example: "Renegotiating the maturities of the foreign debt is axial for the country's economy", "We have several problems in the company, but the main thing is to get funds to pay suppliers so we can continue producing", "The fight against gender violence is an axial policy of our government".