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axes The horizontal and vertical lines that intersect at a right angle to form the rectangular coordinate plane.
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axes The reference for describing the origin and position of an object in space, displayed by intersecting straight lines. By using two axes, a plane is determined; for example, the XY plane is defined by placing the X and Y axes so that they intersect at the global center (point of origin). Three dimensions are determined by using three axes: X, Y, and Z.
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axes the horizontal and vertical number lines used in a rectangular graph or coordinate grid system.
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axes Straight lines on a chart that provide a framework for measurement and reference. Typically, the X-axis and Z-axis are used to display label items, and the Y-axis shows values or facts (measurable items), such as units and amounts.
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axes Close this window For the purpose of the ICNP ?Classification of Nursing Phenomena, the axes are defined below:
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