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Definition of section
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of section is as below...
Section
(n.) A
distinct
part or
portion
of a book or
writing;
a
subdivision
of a
chapter;
the
division
of a law or other
writing;
a
paragraph;
an
article;
hence,
the
character
/, often used to
denote
such a
division..
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Intersection
::
Intersection
(n.) The point or line in which one line or
surface
cuts
another.
Herpetotomy
::
Herpetotomy
(n.) The
anatomy
or
dissection
of
reptiles.
Pencil
::
Pencil
(n.) A
number
of lines that
intersect
in one
point,
the point of
intersection
being
called
the
pencil
point..
Telescope
::
Telescope
(a.) To slide or pass one
within
another,
after the
manner
of the
sections
of a small
telescope
or
spyglass;
to come into
collision,
as
railway
cars, in such a
manner
that one runs into
another..
Bisection
::
Bisection
(n.)
Division
into two
parts,
esp. two equal
parts..
Vivisect
::
Vivisect
(v. t.) To
perform
vivisection
upon; to
dissect
alive.
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) The
exhibition
and
explanation
of a
dissection
or other
anatomical
preparation.
Anatomical
::
Anatomical
(a.) Of or
relating
to
anatomy
or
dissection;
as, the
anatomic
art;
anatomical
observations..
Hyperbola
::
Hyperbola
(n.) A curve
formed
by a
section
of a cone, when the
cutting
plane makes a
greater
angle with the base than the side of the cone
makes.
It is a plane curve such that the
difference
of the
distances
from any point of it to two fixed
points,
called
foci, is equal to a given
distance.
See
Focus.
If the
cutting
plane be
produced
so as to cut the
opposite
cone,
another
curve will be
formed,
which is also an
hyperbola.
Both
curves
are
regarded
as
branches
of the same
hyperbola.
See
Illust.
o
Hemisection
::
Hemisection
(n.) A
division
along the
mesial
plane;
also, one of the parts so
divided..
Skipjack
::
Skipjack
(n.) A
shallow
sailboat
with a
rectilinear
or
V-shaped
cross
section.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A
section
of a
railroad
where the block
system
is used. See Block
system,
below..
Zone
::
Zone (n.) A
series
of
planes
having
mutually
parallel
intersections.
Burkism
::
Burkism
(n.) The
practice
of
killing
persons
for the
purpose
of
selling
their
bodies
for
dissection.
Dissecting
::
Dissecting
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
received
during,
a
dissection;
as, a
dissecting
wound..
Line
::
Line (n.) Form of a
vessel
as shown by the
outlines
of
vertical,
horizontal,
and
oblique
sections..
Mould
::
Mould (n.) A group of
moldings;
as, the arch mold of a porch or
doorway;
the pier mold of a
Gothic
pier,
meaning
the whole
profile,
section,
or
combination
of
parts..
Evacuation
::
Evacuation
(n.)
Voidance
of any
matter
by the
natural
passages
of the body or by an
artificial
opening;
defecation;
also, a
diminution
of the
fluids
of an
animal
body by
cathartics,
venesection,
or other
means..
Ungula
::
Ungula
(n.) A
section
or part of a
cylinder,
cone, or other solid of
revolution,
cut off by a plane
oblique
to the base; -- so
called
from its
resemblance
to the hoof of a
horse..
Cable
::
Cable (n.) A
molding,
shaft of a
column,
or any other
member
of
convex,
rounded
section,
made to
resemble
the
spiral
twist of a rope; --
called
also cable
molding..
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