Zbigniew Brzezinski

Eurasia is the world's axial supercontinent. A power that dominated Eurasia would exercise decisive influence over two of the world's three most economically productive regions: Western Europe and East Asia.

American Politician

Use 'axial' when describing movements that turn around a central line like the spine or the earth's poles.

Physical Movements

Apply 'axial' in contexts of equipment operation where parts rotate around a central shaft.

Machine Operations

Make sure 'axial' is accompanied by a clear noun—a mechanical part, a rotation—to specify what is axial.

Clear Context

'Axial' in geometry often involves shapes or patterns that mirror each other across a line.

Geometry Usage

In abstract or theoretical discussions, 'axial' signifies importance or central relevance to an idea.

Abstract Concept

Use 'axial' to refer to parts of organisms along the main structure, like the head, neck, and trunk.

Biological Structure

'Axial' describes movements relative to or along the organism's central axis or main line.

Movement Relation

In anatomy, 'axial' emphasizes the structures within the central part of the body excluding limbs.

Anatomical Relevance

In healthcare, 'axial' can denote the orientation of diagnostic images parallel to the body's axis.

Medical Context

 This is known as the Earth's axial tilt, or obliquity. A 23-degree tilt may not seem important, but it's the main reason that we experience different seasons. Because the axis remains tilted in the same direction while the Earth makes its annual orbit, there are long periods each year

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 We ended up with a large moon and that permitted Earth to have both a stable axial tilt and a slow rotation rate. Both factors influence climate and the suggestion is that they've helped moderate climate change.

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