Sentence examples for cross section of names from inspiring English sources

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In most populations the proportion of older persons is much smaller than that of the younger, so the chart narrows toward the top and is more or less triangular, like the cross section of a pyramid; hence the name.

A cross section of the nerve is shown in figure 1a.

In a cross section of the epidermis the keratinocytes form four distinguishable layers named stratum basale, stratum spinosum, stratum granulosum and stratum corneum [ 40].

As a piano tinkles "Auld Lang Syne," they recite fictitious names of the people and companies they are supposed to be connecting -- a cross section of the American populace, from the look and sound of it.

The book's characters are a cross section of Hispanics.

But this cross section of Berlin offers many other highlights.

"I wanted a real cross section of men who dance.

But it was not a cross section of Israeli society.

But trains allow you time to meet a cross section of your fellow passengers, a cross section which, hopefully, reflects local society.

j Cross section of ovaries.