The spinal cords were prepared for cutting in one of two ways: either separate lumbar segments were cut into individual blocks and sectioned coronally or alternatively, the L2 L6 segments were cut in the horizontal plane.
As with cutting in, start in one corner and work in one direction around the room.
The frame, carrying the blade, moves back and forth, cutting in one direction only, while a slight feeding pressure or weight automatically presses the saw against the work.
These blocks were cutting in five sections of about 200 μm and then grinding until achieving cross-sections of about 80-μm final thicknesses with an EXAKT cutting and grinding equipment (EXAKT, Norderstedt, Germany).
We investigated the responses of forest birds to habitat changes following timber harvest by selection cutting in three northern tolerant hardwood forest stands using a before after control-impact (BACI) type of experimental design.
With this realistic ontology in mind, they argue that if the relation between a word and its artha ("meaning") were a natural ontological relation, there should be real experiences of burning and cutting in one's mouth after hearing words like "agni" ("fire") and "asi" ("sword").
This value is capped at a maximum (currently 20) to prevent unrealistic behaviour (i.e., cutting in with zero safety headway), which means the effect is noticeable but quite subtle, when compared to the brute force method in (10).
Start off by cutting the cork to its preferred length by cutting it in two.
Ariel, the long finger-like settlement which stretches far into the West Bank, almost cutting it in two, has long been in contention.
But the ultimate test of that agreement is still to come, when the southerners are scheduled to vote on independence next year, possibly cutting Sudan in two.
Even the Clinton proposal at Taba was unacceptable to the Palestinians, because it left Israel in control of a segment running right across the West Bank cutting it in two.
