From the smallest cross-section of a DNA molecule to the proportion between your height and the distance between your navel and your foot, the Golden Ratio in humans may be the design template of the body.
There's a pretty good cross-section of the population eager to chop off their long locks in order to help those with cancer have one less uncomfortable thing to deal with (baldness).
The circle that encompasses the cross-section of the bars has always been explained as both a symbol of the eternal nature of the universe and never ending faith in God.
You'll find jobs within the state sector (those that report to the crown) to include a cross-section of almost all the jobs in New Zealand, from farming to office jobs.
The Review won't invite students to take surveys unless school administrators have given them the OK, but the cross-section of approved colleges is quite varied.
One piece swimsuits are always popular, and modest swimsuits are still regarded as the only acceptable swimwear by a great cross-section of society.
If finances allow, why not choose a cross-section of the bridal lingerie available?
The following is a cross-section of some of his more popular selections.
In this case the curve representing the distribution of temperature is a parabola, and the conductivity k is deduced from the mean rise of temperature (R-R°)/aR° by observing the increase of resistance R-R° of the bar, and the current C. It is also necessary to measure the cross-section g, the length 1, and the temperature-coefficient a for the range of the experiment.
Since the forces called into play by an extension or compression of the material are proportional to the cross-section, it follows that if we consider any case and then another case in which, with the same longitudinal disturbance, the cross-section is doubled, the force in the second case is doubled as well as the mass to be moved.
