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cross-section

The surface formed when a solid is cut through by a plane perpendicular to its axis.



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Judy Dwyer, a member of the city's tree advisory committee, said if a good cross section of the 8-foot-diameter trunk can be saved, she hopes it can be moved to the Strathearn Historical Park, where its tree rings could show important times in the area's history.
The X-Tether is a new concept for side curtain airbags that combines a one-piece woven and laminated bag with a pair of internal tethers that maintain a constant cross section.
The Works: Anatomy of a City offers a cross section of the hidden infrastructure of New York City, using beautiful, innovative graphic images combined with short, clear text explanations to answer all the questions about the way things work in a modern city.
 
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