The phrase "as the cross section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, engineering, or scientific discussions where a specific cross-sectional area or shape is being referenced.
Example: "The material's strength can be evaluated as the cross section of the beam is analyzed under load."
Alternatives: "like the cross section" or "in terms of the cross section".
The rolling speed increases as the cross section at each successive stand decreases, and the exit speed can be as high as 15 metres per second.
In order to design the Bladeless fan an Eppler 473 airfoil profile was used as the cross section of the fan.
This hydraulic equivalent section has the same Z-Q relation, Z-A relation, dominant discharge, dominant river width, and dominant water depth as the cross section in the GVFAR.
The effective diameter was defined as the cross section of the image intensifier that was actually used for fluoroscopic imaging, which determined the effective diameter of the fluoroscopic images after correction.
The co-formation of 44Sc originated from 44Ca (12.36% in the target material) via the (p,n) nuclear reaction, as the cross section maxima of both reactions, 44Ca p,n)44Sc and 43Ca p,n)43Sc, are centered around 9 10 MeV (Additional file 1: Figure S4).
In this study, as the cross section was assumed to be a triangle, and measurement resolution was to ± 0.01 mm.
The concrete confined with hoops and cross ties were represented as the shaded areas at the cross sections, as shown in Fig. 5a.
As mentioned above, the cross section as well as the atomic oxygen density affects derived conductivities by the photometric method.
Triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon and circle geometries were chosen as the cross sections of the pin fins.
Microstructures of the main layers as well as the cross sections of the prepared membranes are shown in Figures?12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. Figure 12 SEM image of the alumina support.
The distributions of materials parameters at the cross-section, such as atomistic elastic constants, are calculated from atomistic simulations.
