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bisector
[‚bī′sek·tər] (mathematics)
The ray dividing an angle into two equal angles.
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The model features new grille with wings that bisect the brand's tri-shield logo, new wheel packages and interiors similar to the Trax, including a new instrument panel, gauges, materials, and infotainment.
Best of all were the four huge clumps of Hakonechloa macra that stand where two paths in our brick garden bisect. Though they are rich green and fairly static in summer, as autumn progresses their blades get longer and more wispy and their colour changes to subtle shades of olive green, orange and russet.
28, expressed concern about a proposed section of Israel's security wall that will bisect the Cremisan Valley south of Jerusalem.
The rugby posts are wide enough to account slight errors in judgement from a shot but not too distant to allow badly pulled or sliced shots to bisect the uprights.
One side is embossed with "54 193," with a single-line bisect separating the "54" and "193." The opposite side has a single-line bisect.
To demonstrate the more permanent change effected by European carp, Bronmark and Miner used weighted plastic curtains to bisect two small, natural ponds containing carp.
The work also includes removal of two abandoned utility crossings that bisect the K-Street at the top of the pipe.
These are augmented by uplights in the row of slender free-standing columns that bisect this axis.
Deep red walls are set off by elaborate gold molding above and blue-green wainscot below, and large, two-sided velvet benches bisect the room.
Word History: When you bisect something you are cutting it in two.
Route 201 would bisect and utterly devastate a spectacular river corridor preserve, public park and boat launch that have been protected from development for over 50 years by the local Somerset Woods Trust.
Implementation of the technology including the liquidation of its scope and development side bisected, rotary dampers fan No.
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