Examples of transversely

• The brain was embedded in paraffin and sectioned transversely (thickness, 15 mm).

• Our interest is in the front of the output electron bunch, that is, the transversely confined and longitudinally compressed electron bunch.

• An ion-channel thereby forms the beam electrons which are electrostatically attracted to and are confined transversely by the positive ions [7].

• The stable and unstable manifolds of the saddletype motions may intersect transversely, yielding chaotic fluid particle motions.

• Then consists of segments of branches of z which intersect transversely and is simple.

• A central, slightly less dense core, was a feature of many of the transversely sectioned vesicles (figs 7 and 10).

• A sample of 100 seeds from each treatment was examined by transversely cutting each seed and scoring as filled (embryo present) or empty (no embryo).

• Transversely isotropic materials have a single preferred direction, which is in general a function of space and time (and hence may vary within a sample).

• Since is transversely holomorphic, then in the second case the torus admits a complex structure and the first-return map of acts holomorphically.

• One of the most studied classes of anisotropic materials is that termed 'transversely isotropic'.

• Its greatest diameter lies transversely to the long axis of the parasite.

• Medium-sized for genus; transversely rectangular in outline; longer than wide; widest at hinge; ears broad, triangular, moderately enrolled laterally.

• These hypersurfaces intersect transversely along invariant submanifolds and each n - 1 of them meet along a separatrix.

• The latter condition is motivated by the applications mentioned earlier to partially hyperbolic systems and to transversely projective foliations.

• The trigeminal nerve originates from this region of the brainstem, the posterior part of which has transversely constricted sidewalls to accommodate the inner ear.