Sentence examples similar to historical cross section from inspiring English sources

The method was developed to identify and localise the presence of protein in historical paint cross sections.

"Men in Space" is sometimes overly caught up in fine details, and occasionally characters are implausibly slow at reading the signals that surround them — but the novel is an intellectually voracious cross section of a historical moment, and a thrilling indication of the vitality of the contemporary British novel.

See cross section.

A really nice cross section".

"You want a cross section.

"It draws a cross section.

See also cross section and electron diffraction.

It's a really wide cross section".

ARTWORKS GALLERY "Representational Cross Section," Spring Invitational show.

"It has to be a real cross section".

"Cross section" in this context is basically a probability.