Sentence examples for bisected from from inspiring English sources

The county is bisected from north to south by the Androscoggin River.

The island is of volcanic origin and is bisected from north to south by a central ridge of wooded mountains, the highest point being Mount Gimie (3,145 feet [958.6 metres]).

The central area of the town is encircled by a ring road constructed in the 1960s named The Ringway and bisected from east to west either by the A3010 or Churchill Way.

In a separate validation study of six Alzheimer's disease brains from our autopsy series, we examined [H]PiB binding in tissues bisected from frontal and occipital cortical samples; half of each sample was formalin-fixed for three days (to reproduce the effects of formalin-fixation on the autopsied brain in the PiB-PET Alzheimer's disease case study) and the other half was fresh frozen.

Bisected tissue from the fifth true leaf of adult plants were harvested (see above) and immersed in magnesium sulfate buffer [ 37] and chopped with razor blades in a petri dish.

Cut the foam from the center, and bisect it from the middle (as shown in the picture).

However, Saracens have a clinical goal-kicker of their own in Farrell and the young Englishman bisected the sticks from near the right touchline to get Saracens on the scoreboard.

They bisected 162 LNs from 32 patients: the half of each section containing the largest dimension of the LN was examined with H&E staining, and the other half was analyzed by the OSNA assay and Western blot analysis.

The Nicaragua Canal is expected to take five years to complete and cost fifty billion dollars; when finished (if it is ever finished), the hundred-and-seventy-two-mile canal will bisect Nicaragua from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean.

Change comes slowly closer to the 100th meridian, the line of longitude bisecting East from West, where the average annual rainfall drops to less than 20 inches, acreage is measured in the thousands and the big city can be a day's drive away.

McConnell, who started his career as a political moderate, has pursued a campaign strategy that depends on winning over the counties west of I-65, the highway that bisects Kentucky from Louisville in the north to the Tennessee border in the south.