Axis: Generally the reference is to the positive axis point (PAP), which is the point on the ball where the bowler's release creates the initial axis of rotation.

 

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Axis: Generally the reference is to the positive axis point (PAP), which is the point on the ball where the bowler's release creates the initial axis of rotation.

Axis Of Rotation: The distance between the translational energy and the rotational energy. In English, the amount of axis tilt that a bowler has.

Axis Tilt: Ranging from 0 to 90 degrees, this is determined by the direction your axis is facing when you release the ball. 0 is parallel to the gutters, 90 is parallel to the foul line. The less axis . . . View Full Definition

Hypotaxis: Using clauses with a precise degree of subordination and clear indication of the logical relationship between them--i.e., having clear subordinating and coordinating conjunctions, as opposed . . . View Full Definition

Parataxis: Linking clauses just by sequencing them, often without conjunction(s) and only by means of associations that are implied, not stated.

Positive Axis Point (Pap): The axis of the ball during the first few revolutions that is created totally by the bowler's release style.

On Axis: A listening experience which takes place with the ear precisely lined up with the central pressure axis of the emitter. Headphones are a normative example of this effect. Sitting directly in . . . View Full Definition

Anaphylaxis: A severe allergic reaction in which histamine is released into the circulatory system; occurs upon subsequent exposure to a particular antigen; also called anaphylactic shock.

X And Y Axis: In a graph or chart showing the realtionship of one acoustical phenomenon or measurement relative to another, it is common to plot the ralionship on a chart with intersecting vertical and ho . . . View Full Definition

Preferred Spin Axis (Psa): It is the final axis a ball achieves while rolling down the lane. It is heavily influenced by the amount of friction and bowler generated revolutions.