adjective, Latin longitudo = length, hence, lengthwise.

Lengthwise, running in a head to tail direction.

For our HTS wire the longitudinal direction is the direction along the length of the wire. For example the longitudinal tensile stress is produced by a force stretching the wire along its length. The longitudinal axis is also referred to as the axial, or rolling direction for HTS wire.

Lengthwise, or in an axial direction.

lengthwise of the body or of an appendage; in the direction of the long axis

along the long axis of an organism or object

Refers to measurements along the span of the grating.

Along the direction of ground-water flow.

the length of the shell or the directon of the longest axis

the length of the shell of direction of longest diameter.

Along the length of the culm, leaf, etc.

Lengthwise; along the main axis.

running lengthways along the body, from head to tail.

Lengthwise along the body or an appendage.

The word come from the Latin longitudo meaning length. Hence, longitudinal means along the length, running lengthwise, or (by extension) over the course of time.

Of length or duration, implying on

Running or placed lengthwise.

i) Of or in length, ii) running lengthwise, iii) of longitude.

Along the length of a structure.

Running the length of the building.

Used to describe the axis of a bridge that proceeds from abutment to abutment.

Placed or running lengthwise with the axis of the tree bole or limb. · - Meter, a unit of length; also meters. 1 meter = 3.048 feet

length-ways

Describes length; lengthwise. The distance from left to right or vice versa.

1. of longitude or direction lying in the fore and aft line of a ship; 2. refers to any structural member of a ship in the fore and aft direction compare transverse

The direction parallel to the sidewalk.

Generally parallel to the direction of the wood fibres

The direction parallel to the ridge or sidewall.

a study in which an individual or a group of individuals is observed over a period of time

over an extended time; "a longitudinal study of twins"

a research study which follows a group of subjects over an extended period of time, often several years.

refers to a study that follows participants over an extended period of time.