How to pronounce “axes” in English

C'est ça les axes principaux.

Mais dans les grands axes, il y a ça.

And there are two axes.

So there's many axes on legal, community, as well as risk factors and early diagnoses.

What are these axes ??

They're SVD axes, OK?

You see both axes are logarithmic, so you have not only cost effectiveness of solar panels, but the adoption cumulative gigawatts of solar panels

that has the axes labeled and titled but no actual data.

But the x-axes are kind of different.

Pointed battle axes are typical weapons of Amazons in Greek vase paintings.

Some of the other axes, if you are doing analysis, if you're doing mathematical computation, you tend to have to limit yourself to simple

Adam to make two axes and then they trade.

Anytime the experimenters choose different axes, they will get the same outcomes 75% of the time and different outcomes 25% of the time.

Then we rotate one of the axes,

So this triangle has three axes of symmetry.

of this laptop along two different axes...

There's a bunch of hydraulic axes for the more powerful aspects within his body-- shoulder shrugs and waist movements.

So you put these on double logarithmic axes, and the red points are primates, the black points are all other mammals, and the green are humans.

The comment was some of the axes end up being interpretable, and some of them may be less interpretable.

when we're faced against that those axes we we what we do is we want to come back into our comfort zone but we can't just

So people will go with their pick axes, and they'll pull out these ancient sea creatures from 350 million years ago

It's not the same axes anymore.

and skulls punctured by pointed battle axes.

and then finish them off with battle axes.

I'm just going to explain the axes really quickly.

I started with this set of axes, at the beginning, and I speculate, or at least my thesis that we are living through a transition

The interesting case is when the experimenters happen to choose different axes, the number we want to predict here is the disagreement rate, the probability

And we can show that for any two different axes, the experimenters select, the geometry is analogous.

The electron answers the same way for each of its axes and the positron answers in the opposite way.

But this is a terrible idea because whatever two different axes the experimenters happen to choose, the disagreement rate is a hundred percent,

to measure it in one of the other two axes.

This is the great square of books and films on two axes, the goodness of the book and the goodness of the movie.

I'll try to focus my talk on three or four axes on which I'll try to tell you about lessons we've learned

Do you feel that they automatically show you the axes that make the most sense?

the system a little complex um there's you have two axes running in like in parallel and motors are going to be in

capabilities but is dramatically uh Beyond uh human capabilities in the axes that matter and in fact we

and learning how to belay and use ice axes and pitons and all those kind of things that are required to climb mountains.

I think it's really important to have multiple axes, things that are completely different from yourself and are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

So the design of experiences is really around these two axes.

I am so good that I can make hand-axes all day long and still get enough to eat, take care of myself.

I am going to talk about some of the axes that I think we are moving along.

And I have photographs of them with pick axes prepping the beds.

Streets were lined with pickup trucks with broad axes and with shotguns and pistols.

to kick some butt and bring out some pole axes and all that sort of stuff.

Instead of the electron doing exactly the same thing for all three axes, it does the same thing for any two of its axes and then something different for the last one,

Now, if you transform both axes to a log scale, you see a straight line with a gradient of negative one.

They're like, using these little like axes basically to pick their way in.

They're taking away different axes of attack.

You can have systems that are more or less decentralized along various axes.