Sentence examples for parallel cutting from inspiring English sources

Its northern border with Egypt was to run along the 22nd parallel, cutting a straight line through the Nubian desert right out to the ocean.

To save time on an already tight schedule, it can be tempting to run the processes in parallel, cutting out certain design iterations before the product reaches manufacturing.

For most routine pathology departments in which these kinds of study are performed, the pathologist performs parallel cutting with the use of a bandsaw, and the accuracy of this process depends on the experience of the pathologist and the tissue characteristics.

Travolta is still alive, and arguing over towels, because the stories, despite some overlap, are not in sequence, and no attempt has been made to lock them into a unified, flowing progression in the viewer's head by using flashbacks, flash-forwards, parallel cutting among ongoing narratives, or any other means.

Smaller coupons with a surface area of 20 mm × 50 mm were cut from a single sheet using a parallel metal cutting guillotine.

Considering the parallel with cutting or shuffling a deck of cards, one can ask whether an interval exchange transformation can truly mix the subintervals.

First demonstrated more than a century ago, this illusion typically involves lines converging on the horizon (like train tracks) and two short parallel lines cutting across them.

Deep parallel point cutting uses the length of the blade to reduce weight, creating a "layered" look and feel without actually creating layers.

This earlier method is very efficient for C.elegans confocal images and other similar cases where the backbone is a simple smooth curve, and the body of the pattern is not fat (wide) enough so that the slightly non-parallel cutting planes next to each other will not intersect within the pattern.

The flat part of the knife should be parallel to the cutting board with the blade parallel to your fingertips.

Make the cut parallel to the cutting board and in the middle of the meat, cutting almost -- but not through -- the sides of the brisket.