Sentence examples similar to cross section of release from inspiring English sources

The carbon and silicon distributions were not uniform through the cross-section of release films made by acrylate-modified silicone latexes.

Schematic illustrations of the cross section of the multilayered structure at these stages of release and transfer are shown above the optical images.

While we'd seen a cross section of the ads before through prior releases from the committee, the breadth of ideological manipulation is on full display across the more than 3,500 newly released ads — and that doesn't even count still unreleased unpaid content that shared the same divisive aims.

I saw a pretty broad cross section of the movies that will be released in the next few months that were at Toronto, ignoring whatever buzz there was until after I'd seen them.

In fact, a group of new solo releases provide a cross section of French-style singing: an album of songs, "Nuits d'Étoiles" ("Nights of Stars"), from the French soprano Véronique Gens on Virgin; a similar disc, "Night Songs," from the American soprano Renée Fleming on Decca; and a new Mozart album from the French soprano Natalie Dessay, also on Virgin.

They will analyze a "cross section of print, broadcast, cable, radio and Internet media outlets" and alert listeners to "take action" against misinformation, according to a news release.

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.

(d) Cross section of arbitrary shape.