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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cross sectional view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a view or representation that shows a cut through an object, revealing its internal structure.
Example: "The architect provided a cross sectional view of the building to illustrate the layout of the different floors."
Alternatives: "a cross-section perspective" or "a sectional view".
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The edges of the suspended film always fold back, allowing for a cross sectional view of the film.
A cross sectional view is shown in Figure 3J U.
The image was then viewed in Imaris (Bitplane) and a cross sectional view of the data generated.
A cross sectional view of the polyaxial self-locking bushing shows that it is bucket-shaped with a polished outer surface and threaded inner surface.
It was preferred to the traditional formulation of gestational age-specific rate of SGA because the latter represents a cross sectional view of the frequency of obstetric intervention and SGA at each gestational week [ 1, 11].
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Open image in new window Fig. 5 Nickel (Cell A) cross-sectional view (×100 magnification).
By rotating the entire stack of optical sections 90° (Fig 1, A3 E3), we created a cross-sectional view where the cones are on the top and the inner retina at the bottom.
A cross-sectional view of the fixed bed reactor is shown in Figure 7. Figure 7 Cross section of the methanation reactor.
Section 2 presents the instrument design including an outline drawing, a cross-sectional view and a detailed block diagram.
Optical Z-sections (24 32 Z-sections, 0.4 mm thick) were acquired from each sample and a cross-sectional view was generated using Axiovision software (in "Cut View" processing mode).
Bottom right: It must be said that this is a cross-sectional view of a pier.
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