sectioning (Meaning)
sectioning
one segment of a fruit, a very thin slice (as of tissue) suitable for microscopic examination, a part cut off or separated, one of the discussion groups into which a conference or organization is divided, to represent in sections (as by a drawing), a distinct part of a territorial or political area, community, or group of people, signature sense 3b, a piece of land one square mile in area forming especially one of the 36 subdivisions of a township, to become cut or separated into parts, to represent in sections, a part of an area, community, or group of people, one of several parts (as of a bookcase) that may be assembled or reassembled, the plane figure resulting from the cutting of a solid by a plane, the appearance that a thing has or would have if cut straight through, one of the classes formed by dividing the students taking a course, a part that may be, is, or is viewed as separated, the action of dividing (as tissues) surgically, one of two or more vehicles or trains which run on the same schedule, to cut or separate into sections, a natural subdivision of a taxonomic group, to cut or separate into or become cut or separated into parts or sections, a part of an orchestra composed of one class of instruments, one of several component parts that may be assembled or reassembled, a character § used as a mark for the beginning of a section and as a reference mark, a basic military unit usually having a special function, the action or an instance of cutting or separating by cutting, a part of a written work, a part of a permanent railroad way under the care of a particular crew, the profile of something as it would appear if cut through by an intersecting plane, a division of an orchestra composed of one class of instruments, a distinct part or portion of something written (such as a chapter, law, or newspaper), a part set off by or as if by cutting
Synonyms & Antonyms of sectioning
sectioning Sentence Examples
- The medical students practiced sectioning a cadaver to study human anatomy in detail.
- The architects had to revise the sectioning plan for the skyscraper to accommodate structural changes.
- The geologist collected rock samples for sectioning to analyze their composition and age.
- The prosecutor requested the jury to carefully examine the sectioned evidence to determine guilt or innocence.
- The botanist sectioned plant stems and leaves to study their cellular structure and tissue differentiation.
- The engineer suggested sectioning the bridge into smaller segments for ease of construction and maintenance.
- The archeologist carefully sectioned the archaeological site to uncover hidden artifacts and layers of history.
- The forester performed trunk sectioning on trees to estimate their age and growth rate.
- The biologist sectioned animal organs to investigate their function and disease processes.
- The tailor used sectioning techniques to create intricate patterns and shapes for garments.
FAQs About the word sectioning
one segment of a fruit, a very thin slice (as of tissue) suitable for microscopic examination, a part cut off or separated, one of the discussion groups into wh
fragmenting, parting, severing, splintering,separating, burgeoning, going off, ballooning,shattering, mushrooming
knitting, assembling, blending, linking (up), unifying, marrying, connecting,combining, fusing, associating
The medical students practiced sectioning a cadaver to study human anatomy in detail.
The architects had to revise the sectioning plan for the skyscraper to accommodate structural changes.
The geologist collected rock samples for sectioning to analyze their composition and age.
The prosecutor requested the jury to carefully examine the sectioned evidence to determine guilt or innocence.
