Sentence examples for bisected down from inspiring English sources

There was a theory of bird vision that came to mind: that birds saw the world through a grid, bisected down to the finest detail.

The brain was removed from the skull and bisected down the midline.

Whole mounts were bisected down the long axis, and each half was trisected yielding six pieces of tissue per slide; tissues were embedded as separate blocks, mucosa side down.

The isolated tail is then bisected down the midline along the neural tube to produce two identical left and right half-PSM explants which allows an internal control from the same embryo with which to compare the oscillation phase of cLfng expression by in situ hybridisation, following culturing of the two halves in various culture conditions.

Little boys have their heads chopped off (and stuck on again), dead men converse as they swing from the gallows, bisected bodies drop down the chimney.

If you watch him talking about his photographs on film, he makes a frequent gesture with the palm of one hand, a down-stroke bisected by a horizontal stroke like a priest making the sign of the cross, to describe the geometry of a perfect shot.

The wound areas were removed down to the underlying fascia, bisected in the midtransversal plane and fixed in 4% PFA overnight at 4°C before they were embedded in paraffin.

Sandro, skipping down the left, bisected the Malaga defence with a fabulous low cross which Moutinho, timing his run to perfection from midfield, coolly finished beyond goalkeeper Willy.

The hill was a few hundred feet away, down a small path bisected by a cross-country and snowmobile trail.

A map of Brighton from the 1740s shows that a large section in the northwest of the parish north of West Laine, west of North Laine and bisected by the road to Steyning was marked as "sheep down".

"When we returned, the trees were all gone they'd been blown up," he said and pointed down the dirt road that bisected the village.