English

Noun

crosssection ‎(plural crosssections)

1. Alternative spelling of cross-section
   • 1956. Journal of the American Helicopter Society, page 41.

     Typically, damage initiates at the smaller crosssection end of the truncated cone.

   • 1970. IEEE Electron Devices Society. Reliability Physics, page 136.

     If a circuit is 200 rails in length, and the final crosssection is 100 mils into the circuit, one could rough grind approximately 80 mils to the final...

   • 1986. Aage Bøttger Sørensen, Franz E. Weinert, and Lonnie R. Sherrod. Human Development and the Life Course: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, page 156.

     Equally important, each crosssection slice denotes the age structure of roles in the society

   • 2000. Paul Langacker. Neutrinos in Physics and Astrophysics, page 87.

     Indeed, the WW crosssection is related to the imaginary part of the WW loop