Keresztmetszetébl

Keresztmetszetébl is a Hungarian term that translates to "from its cross-section" or "of its cross-section" in English. This phrase is primarily used in technical and scientific contexts, particularly when discussing the properties or characteristics of a material, object, or structure as revealed by a cut or slice through it.

The concept of a cross-section is fundamental in fields like engineering, architecture, biology, and geology. When referring to "keresztmetszetébl," it implies that an observation or analysis is being made based on the internal structure exposed by such a cut. For example, in material science, one might analyze the grain structure, porosity, or composition visible in the keresztmetszetébl of a metal sample. In botany, the arrangement of vascular tissues within a stem or root is examined via its keresztmetszetébl.

The phrase emphasizes the origin of the information – it is derived from examining the internal features that become apparent only when the object is sectioned. This allows for a deeper understanding of its composition, formation, or internal workings that would not be possible by observing only its external surface. Therefore, "keresztmetszetébl" signifies that the subsequent description or data pertains to what is revealed by this internal view.