coaxial , also: coaxal

He looked at the coaxial cable coming out of the woman's forehead, the old man's eye.

There were three coaxial cables attached, two in, one out.

Coaxial weapons are usually aimed by use of the main gun control.

There are two great advantages associated with the coaxial geometry.

Only the last mile service is handled by coaxial cable.

For higher Bit rates, 2 or more coaxial cables can be used in parallel.

Yet at the same time, Panasonic is also working with the coaxial cable group.

At the age of 15, he designed the world's first successful coaxial helicopter, and produced a working model.

Different order reflections will be coaxial with the axis of rotation.

The turret did not have room for any coaxial machine gun.

In both cases, the individual apartments receive the service via coaxial cable.

The cable industry, with its fat coaxial wire, fills that need.

That same year he patented, in England, the coaxial cable.

Typically the shared channel is a long piece of coaxial cable.

Nevertheless, he put the flashlight down again and picked up the coaxial cable.

From there, the company will run standard copper wire and coaxial cable into each house.

But there is a thick coaxial cable connecting it to the Internet.

It did however enable the coaxial machine gun to be brought to bear while moving.

The T-28 can accept either 75-ohm coaxial or 300-ohm wire antennas.

From this point, all channels are sent via coaxial cable to each of the homes.

Such networks now generally use coaxial cables or telephone wires.

As the price of copper increases, coaxial cable becomes more expensive.

"You got a special coaxial cable running in a circle around the perimeter.

Video distribution has standardized on 75-ohm coaxial and 124-ohm balanced cable.

Coaxial cable is used as a transmission line for radio frequency signals.