In the right lung the upper segment was above the intersection of the minor with the major fissure, the minor itself as the middle one, and the lower one below the intersection.
The rabbinate's handling of the issue has placed it on one side of an ideological fissure within Orthodox Judaism itself, between those concerned with making sure no stranger enters the gates and those who fear leaving sisters and brothers outside.
She'd solicited only the homes where she found signs of a shoddy slide — a car on blocks, a windowpane repaired with tape, some loss of contour in the slouching house itself — fissures in somebody else's hope that she and Lance could crawl through.
The core political conflict appears to be expressing itself in a fissure between Ayatollah Khamanei and the rest of the traditional clerical establishment in Qom.
The problem manifests itself in the uneasy fissure between Barry's command of language and his Lennon's less comfortable relationship to words: "What's the fucking word?
There is a divergence (écart) which short-circuits the body's immanence with itself and creates an internal fissure in the visible, thereby generating differentiation rather than identity.
Within the regime itself, chasmic fissures have appeared that will take a generation of uninterrupted stability to heal, an unlikely outcome.
But in fact he has also grown up looking at those butterflies, and the passage's central claim falls apart, a fissure not in the character so much as in the writing itself.
The problems facing American science reflect a fissure in society which has grown wider as science has edged closer to the roots of life itself.
