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Meanings of transverse section in English
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Usage of transverse section in English
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But at last they built a transverse section that promised to hold.
2
A transverse section of the Poti approaches an ellipse in shape.
3
A dorsal vertebra of the same embryo, in lateral transverse section.
4
The sides are straight and a transverse section is somewhat rectangular.
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B. Polysiphonia sp., transverse section through a branch, and at a, mother-cell of tetraspores.
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Figure 150 represents a transverse section of a bipartite uterus with a double vagina.
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Severance of the discoid mammal embryo from the yelk-sac, in transverse section (diagrammatic).
8
The transverse section of the shark-embryo in Fig.
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A transverse section would be a sharp oval.
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Intervertebral disk of a new-born infant, transverse section.
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Aerofoil.-Theadvancing transverse section of an aeroplane.
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A transverse section would be sub rectangular.
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The transverse section of the shark-embryo in Figure 1.161 shows this very clearly.
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This expedition was most important to me as it was a transverse section of the great Patagonian formation.
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A transverse section near the apex of the ovary, however, still exhibited a more than ordinary placental development-i.e.
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Horizontal transverse section of the eye of a human embryo, four weeks old (magnified one hundred times).
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