Meanings of divide longitudinally in English

The sternum was transected at the second intercostal space and divided longitudinally to the xiphoid process.

In Dictyotaceae the apical cell occasionally divides longitudinally, and thus the dichotomous branching is provided for.

The country from north to south-east was broken into perpendicular rocky ridges, and divided longitudinally by deep and apparently impassable glens.

According to Gwilt, the Gothic chapels of Windsor and Oxford are divided longitudinally by four, and transversely by seven equal parts.

The leading crustacean type is the TRILOBITE, which takes its name from the three lobes into which its shell is divided longitudinally.

At each end was a tiny window, and the whole area, windows included, had been divided longitudinally by a single thickness of hand-sawn lumber.

First, the prostate was divided longitudinally into several parts from the bladder neck to the prostatic apex, and then gradually incised transversely chip by chip.