The phrase "a square section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific area or part of a larger object or space that has a square shape.
Example: "The architect designed a garden with a square section in the center for seating."
Alternatives: "a square area" or "a square part".
D coupling of a square section is also investigated for multiple square sections.
The reliability indices are calculated for a rectangular section and a square section.
We have modified a spinning drop tensiometer to accommodate a square section sample tube, which does not require this correction.
Wilkin said the workmanship was astonishing: the torc was shaped from a square section bar of gold, and then twisted and burnished.
This paper investigates various metamaterial layouts for reducing vibrations along a known transmission path, being a duct with a square section.
This paper presents the results of an analysis of flow-induced oscillations of a square section cylinder under interference conditions using a data-mining tool called 'decision tree'.
We carried out wind tunnel tests for measurements of aerodynamic quantities, such as averaged and fluctuating statistics of lift and drag forces, acting on a square sectioned cylinder with sharp, chamfered or rounded corners.
The new method is validated by solving three benchmark problems, i.e., two- and three-dimensional lid driven cavity flows and two-dimensional unsteady flow around a squared section cylinder.
It consists of a square-section pipe in which a two-dimensional bluff body and a strain gauge force sensor are placed.
Rod weeders are used for weed control in open unplanted fields; their working element is a square-section rod that revolves a few inches below the soil surface.
An analysis of the compressive behavior of the rachis based on a square-section model shows a good fit with experimental results, and demonstrates the synergy between the cortex and medulla.
