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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.) One of the
portions,
of one
square
mile each, into which the
public
lands of the
United
States
are
divided;
one
thirty-sixth
part of a
township.
These
sections
are
subdivided
into
quarter
sections
for sale under the
homestead
and
preemption
laws..
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Subsulphate
::
Substyle
(n.) A right line on which the
style,
or
gnomon,
of a dial is
erected;
being the
common
section
of the face of the dial and a plane
perpendicular
to it
passing
through
the
style..
Zootomy
::
Zootomy
(n.) The
dissection
or the
anatomy
of
animals;
--
distinguished
from
androtomy.
Spheroconic
::
Spheroconic
(n.) A
nonplane
curve
formed
by the
intersection
of the
surface
of an
oblique
cone with the
surface
of a
sphere
whose
center
is at the
vertex
of the cone.
Parameter
::
Parameter
(n.)
Specifically
(Conic
Sections),
in the
ellipse
and
hyperbola,
a third
proportional
to any
diameter
and its
conjugate,
or in the
parabola,
to any
abscissa
and the
corresponding
ordinate..
Stack
::
Stack (a.) A
section
of
memory
in a
computer
used for
temporary
storage
of data, in which the last datum
stored
is the first
retrieved..
Profile
::
Profile
(n.) A
section
of any
member,
made at right
angles
with its main
lines,
showing
the exact shape of
moldings
and the
like..
Autopsy
::
Autopsy
(a.)
Dissection
of a dead body, for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
the
cause,
seat, or
nature
of a
disease;
a
post-mortem
examination..
Franking
::
Franking
(n.) A
method
of
forming
a joint at the
intersection
of
window-sash
bars, by
cutting
away only
enough
wood to show a
miter..
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..
Sectionalism
::
Sectionalism
(n.) A
disproportionate
regard
for the
interests
peculiar
to a
section
of the
country;
local
patriotism,
as
distinguished
from
national..
Division
::
Division
(n.) The
portion
separated
by the
divining
of a mass or body; a
distinct
segment
or
section.
Vivisect
::
Vivisect
(v. t.) To
perform
vivisection
upon; to
dissect
alive.
Merismatic
::
Merismatic
(a.)
Dividing
into cells or
segments;
characterized
by
separation
into two or more parts or
sections
by the
formation
of
internal
partitions;
as,
merismatic
growth,
where one cell
divides
into
many..
Cylindrical
::
Cylindrical
(a.)
Having
the form of a
cylinder,
or of a
section
of its
convex
surface;
partaking
of the
properties
of the
cylinder..
Secancy
::
Secancy
(n.) A
cutting;
an
intersection;
as, the point of
secancy
of one line by
another..
Sheepsplit
::
Sheepsplit
(n.) A split of a
sheepskin;
one of the thin
sections
made by
splitting
a
sheepskin
with a
cutting
knife or
machine.
Neurotomy
::
Neurotomy
(n.) The
dissection,
or
anatomy,
of the
nervous
system..
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) The
exhibition
and
explanation
of a
dissection
or other
anatomical
preparation.
Skipjack
::
Skipjack
(n.) A
shallow
sailboat
with a
rectilinear
or
V-shaped
cross
section.
Zone
::
Zone (n.) A
series
of
planes
having
mutually
parallel
intersections.
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