This article examines the clinical, pathologic, and radiologic features of pulmonary immaturity, the impact of evolving therapeutic strategies, and the changing face of chronic lung disease of prematurity.
intr.v. cross-mulÂ·tiÂ·plied, cross-mulÂ·tiÂ·plyÂ·ing, cross-mulÂ·tiÂ·plies. To multiply the numerator of one of a pair of fractions by the denominator of the other.
Part of the Computing fundamentals glossary: 1) A cross section is a cut through something (such as a coaxial cable) at an angle perpendicular to its axis in order to view its interior structure. A well-known example is a cross section of a tree that shows its growth rings and tells its age. 2) Somewhat less precisely, a cross section can be any view of something that shows a representative portion of each of its parts. For example, a cross section of a Web site might show a representative page of content at each of its hierarchical levels.