Sentence examples for in cross section with from inspiring English sources
It is a leather-covered conical wooden pipe about 24 inches (60 centimetres) long, octagonal in cross section, with finger holes and a small horn or ivory mouthpiece.
The body of the penis, sometimes referred to as the shaft, is cylindrical in shape when flaccid but when erect is somewhat triangular in cross section, with the angles rounded.
All RC beams were of 150 mm width and 250 mm depth in cross section, with rebar and shear-span ratios taken as variables.
Two RC columns 270 mm×300 mm in cross section with a height of 1200 mm and minimum (non-seismic) transverse reinforcement were tested under cyclic lateral loading.
was circular in cross section, with a large central mucilage canal surrounded by individual bundles scattered in a parenchymatous cortex, which was encircled by a wavy ring of sclerenchyma followed by a ring of vascular bundles and medullary rays.
Neubig et al. (2012) stated that "vegetatively Cyrtochilum are distinguished by dull pseudobulbs that are round or ovoid in cross section with two to four apical leaves and two to six leaf-bearing sheaths and relatively thick roots, in contrast Oncidium spp. have glossy, ancipitous (two-edged) pseudobulbs and thin roots".
We assume that cross sections with high mismatch rates are indicative of biological variation in the sample, whereas in cross sections with small mismatch rate the mismatches are more likely due to technical errors.
We like to see things in cross-section, with all their pipes and pistons exposed.
In addition, two design modifications, variations in cross-section with respect to the height of rotor and conical shaft in the middle of wind rotor are proposed.
This was triangular in cross-section with convex ribs, strengthened with a covering of heat-shaped moulded plywood and having strips of steel placed over the ribs.
The 90-foot (27 metre) high central tower was circular in cross-section with three rectangular, clasping towers built out from the 49-foot (15 metre) wide structure.
