bisection

Even before the courses turn ominous and the chef’s devious intention for the evening is made clear, there’s bisection.

It was a sumptuous interior, what with the royal tapestries—Uriah was there, still in the article of bisection—and the couch strewn deep with furs, and the flashing candles.

He has published articles in peer-reviewed journals; one of his favorites was “Spectral bisection of graphs and connectedness,” published in Linear Algebra and Its Applications in 2014, because it contains his own Urschel-Zikatanov Theorem.

I met Branco and explained that identical twins can develop through several mechanisms, including embryonic bisection and possibly genetics, which for me calls into question the moral uproar over cloning.

In his painting The Baptism of Christ, an eerily perfect bisection of the painting by the pale figure of Christ with the dove of the Holy Spirit directly above him imposes a sense of truth.