Sentence examples for looking at the cross section from inspiring English sources

Therefore, looking at the cross section structure of modern modules, only small improvements have been made in recent decades.

In 1956, in Surubim, Pernambuco, some branches were found which had been "sawn" by insects known as "wood-sawyers" or "sawyers" (Oncideres saga Dalman, 1923); the insect's name derives from the fact that the adult females cut the branches of P. juliflora; when looking at the cross section, it seems as if the branches had been sawn, leaving a perfectly regular cut.

As observers could see how a region shown on the top extended in three dimensions by also looking at the cross-section on the side, we could determine if participants could correctly infer the orientation of extension when given sufficient information to solve the problem.

Look at the cross section of NFL reality offered in recent London games.

She swivels around in her chair to look at the cross-section of her brain on the computer.

"So what do I do?" He could not make himself join Dr. Walsh at the illuminator, would not look at the cross-section of his skull.

If you look at the cross-section of a milk duct (see Fig. 1), it is lined with mammary epithelial cells.

"I spent the last four years looking at those cross sections and piecing the story of those reefs together bit by bit like a jigsaw," he said in a telephone interview.

Basically, that means that BrightBytes' own technology takes a look at the cross section of demographics at play in each individual school, identifies the problem areas (What?! No iPads?!) and lays out exactly how the school can go about (affordably) closing that gap.

Taking a closer look at the cross section of the island depicted in profile b-3 of Figure 2, we can clearly distinguish between different height levels and we observe a step height of 2.2 nm.

When looking at a cross section of a beam of light, the length over which the phase is correlated is the transverse coherence length.