But this list, we're told, was not a readership poll, but compiled by a panel of "musicians, producers, writers and record label bosses" – which does suggest that the voting panel itself was chosen from a very narrow cross-section of the music industry, presumably to closely reflect the magazine's readership.
It obsesses over a nuclear deterrent supported by the overwhelming majority of the population; it speaks to a narrow cross-section of British society, playing to an already convinced gallery of politico obsessives rather than those for whom Labour was founded by and for.
The common rule of Egyptian masons and carpenters was made of wood, had a narrow cross section, and had one beveled edge, with the two left-hand palms carrying the smaller divisions of digits.
Next, the femoral head was divided into anatomic regions by creating a plane based on 3 points: (1) the geometric center of the head when fitted to a sphere, (2) the center of the narrowest cross-section of the neck, and (3) the circumferential center of the femoral shaft.
This value represents the approximate ankle ring inner diameter of the current NASA EMU space suit and the approximate diameter of the most narrow ankle cross section of the Apollo A7LB suit, which had no ankle ring (unpublished observations, Nicole Jordan).
Considering the effects of unsaturated sediment flow and narrowed cross section the diversion channel is enormously eroded.
In this research, experiments were conducted to determine the effect of rotation on heat transfer in pin-fin ducts of narrow cross-section (height-to-width ratio of 1 10), oriented with the heated sides at 60° to the r z plane.
The CFB is 7.6 m in height and has a 19×114 mm2 narrow cross-section riser.
Cut meat into narrow strips with a cross section of 1cm x 1cm.[26].
