transect

Meanwhile the zones that transect the country now will have to do.

Measure its location, left or right of any arbitrary surface transecting the box.

Her son, thus transected, stood halfway between the door and her bed.

All five provincial and national roads that transect Metro meet in this area.

But at a turn in the drive the cadence of his thoughts was abruptly transected.

It is sometimes transected in treatment of femoral nerve entrapment.

The shield is transected roughly northeast to southwest by a set of collapse features.

It is transected by a single two-lane road, and it has rain 245 days a year.

Wide moving walkways transected the white marble ground at regular intervals and on several levels.

The failing heart is removed by transecting the great vessels and a portion of the left atrium.

The muscles are transected, and finally the bone is sawed through with an oscillating saw.

ĘBelow, and a little to the right of the body, a dark line transected the crystal block.

Probably transected an artery and put it into spasm, which was camouflaged by the seizure.

Each is associated with a named gap through which a stream has transected the ridge and exposed the bedrock.

The lake is also transected by a number of railroad causeways, some of them no longer in use.

The normal faults have large offsets and transect the volcano into at least four sectors.

Her windpipe was completely transected in the attack.

If a nerve is completely transected, it will often regenerate, but for long nerves this process may take months to complete.

Electrical wiring and water pipes also transected the site but had no direct effect on the ossuary.

It covers most of the southern part of the state and is transected by the Snake River.

Since the bullet didn't go right on through, it didn't transect the aorta.

'Cervical spine is transected at the level of C-5.

The railway line to Grange that transected the property was the means that the members, in the early years, used to come to the links.

Sunnyvale is transected by several major roads and freeways:

Buildings are often transected, and perspectives awkward.

Once at the boundary, turn 90 and continue on to the next transect.

Professional scientists are also using the transect for independent research.

During spring migration, each transect will be surveyed five times.

The Transect has six zones, moving from rural to urban.

Today they took transects of trees for their fire-return studies.

On the transect, magma red had nearly reached the surface.

Land labs are often marked out in plots or transects for studies.

Within each state, the watershed areas have been divided into a dozen 1.4-mile-long survey transects.

Periodic transects across the same stretch of reef should indicate any changes.

He learned how to describe a layer and work a surveyor's transect.

I'll teach you how to read a compass and follow a transect."

The signal will set the boundary for that transect.

Historically, sites within sight of the shore would have been located using transects.

Lots of people walk transects (a specific route divided into sections).

Each transect has 10-point count plots along its length.

The concept of the transect was borrowed from ecology.

Mapping recorded an east-west transect 6 km north of the center.

When you get to the far end give another double signal to indicate the end of the transect.

In their observations of all of these creatures, the students will use a transect line for measurement.

The potential of the transect as an urban planning tool lies in:

Students in the introductory field marine science course contribute to the yearly transect study conducted around the island.

Almost as if they were running transects.

Cline 1938: a gradient of gene frequencies in a population, along a given transect.

A transect is a term in ecology that denotes a survey of the natural vegetation through a particular area.

Comparing perpendicular transects allowed me to estimate the size and shape of the disturbance.