The phrase "a cross structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, engineering, or any field discussing frameworks or designs that intersect or combine different elements.
Example: "The architect proposed a cross structure that would allow for greater stability and aesthetic appeal in the building design."
Alternatives: "an intersecting framework" or "a cross-sectional design".
The most catastrophic effect of cord compression is paraplegia, and the main motor pathways are the lateral cortico-spinal (pyramidal) tract, which is a crossed structure lying in the lateral part of the cord but inside the sensory fibres; the anterior or ventral cortico-spinal tract, carrying direct (uncrossed) fibres, and the anterior reticulo-spinal tract lie anteriorly in the cord.
In this paper, we present a cross-structure light (CSL) sensor, that consists a structured light projector and a camera, for weld line detection.
Half-sib families with multiple dams per sire or a cross classified structure are needed, similar to when between-family correlations are used for estimation.
We identify seven key questions about mitigation structures (i.e., wildlife crossing structures and fencing) that remain largely or entirely unanswered at the population-level: (1) Does a given crossing structure work?
Two cases of the design are presented here, i.e. when its incompleteness is connected with a crossed treatment structure only or with a nested treatment structure only.
Moreover, inhomogeneous CL has been observed in a single micro-cross structure, which is generated from structural defects created by the Cu incorporation into ZnO.
The maximum likelihood procedures (for example IGLS algorithm) are designed to work well for nested structures but are not able to take into account a cross-classified structure.
(a) Cross-sectional structure of PCM cell without TiO2 buffer layer and (b) schematic diagram of the cross-section structure of the fabricated cell with TiO2 buffer layer.
In the 4th century ce Constantine I added the transept, a lateral aisle crossing the nave just before the apse, to the standard basilican plan, thus making the basilica a cross-shaped structure.
(a) Cross-sectional structure for the TEM samples.
