The phrase "a cross section in one" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a singular representation or analysis that encompasses multiple aspects or components.
Example: "The report provides a cross section in one of the various factors affecting climate change."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive overview" or "a unified analysis".
This is attributable to the local strain minimum directly above the QD (of which one can see a cross section in the strain profile in Fig. 2), since QDs are placed at minima.
But with the 200 or so cross sections in one of Moghari's high-precision scans, that process can take eight to 10 hours.
In a cross section, only one of the two nuclei of a binucleated CM can be visible, while in longitudinal sections the chance to detect both nuclei is limited by section thickness.
Those previous studies reported the prevalence of MRSA from a cross section of one hospital or another in the country and this may not have reflected the true picture of the general prevalence rate of MRSA existing in Trinidad & Tobago.
Soon, they had created another model in COMSOL to quantify heat transfer over a cross section of one well.
These declining schools were representative of a cross section of schools in Cork one boys school, one girls school, one large mixed, middle-income school, one designated a disadvantaged school and one Irish-speaking school and their omission would not have affected the representativeness of the demographic composition of the study.
"When a cross section of the fabric is made, one extremely superficial image appears above and one below, but there is nothing in the middle.
In each cross section, in four images (one in each quadrant) at a magnification of 10×, the surface area of new bone was measured interactively on digitized images and expressed as a percentage of the surface area of the total bone area.
Continuous records of velocity at one point in a cross section and of the stage readings are used to calculate the stream discharge records (Egusa et al. 2013).
In 2014, the OECD Better Life Index ranked Australia as the number one country in the world based on a cross section of economic and social measures.
