Cut the long piece of skirt steak into 3- to 4-inch sections, then cut each section into thin strips across the grain (that is, in line with the full length of the skirt steak).
In its East Stroudsburg store in the Poconos region of northeastern Pennsylvania, a new organic foods section sprouted this month in the traditionally cut-rate produce section of the Wal-Mart Superstore.
The thoroughfare will cut across the northern section of the famed reserve and provide a link to cities in the northwestern part of the country.
Some of Richard Wilson's previous works include a large disc sawn out of the facade of a building for the Liverpool Year of Culture and a section of ship moored near the Millennium Dome in 2000, cut vertically to show its cross-section.
The opening of a new British high-speed rail section last November cut Eurostar journey times between London and Paris by 20 minutes.
Five-time champion and world number one Rafael Nadal had seemed the likeliest to derail Djokovic at Roland Garros but Federer has cut a swathe through his section of the draw, with fellow Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka his latest victim.
"At a time when people are dying at such levels among our older population, it is appalling that this cut should be aimed at this section of our population, " he protested.
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The number of police officers in the mounted section is to be cut from 12 to eight, the number of support staff will go from six to four and the number of horses will be cut from 12 to 10.
If Lyons' example were to be followed widely, a big section of their market would be cut from beneath them.
A-beta is a section of protein which, if cut free in its entirety from its parent protein, ends up in plaques.
Russell and Xu's method starts with a sliced crystal, either sapphire or silicon, cut at an angle that exposes a ragged section of the crystal's lattice structure.
But of course, this piece wouldn't have cut it there, because even in the opinions section writers have to follow ethical standards of fairness, honesty and accountability.
The first identified benefit to be cut was housing benefit (in the US, think similar to Section 8 vouchers, even if not quite).
On Monday, my section at the newspaper where I write in Toronto was cut, and moved to the last few pages of sports.
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Until a few years ago, to treat aortic aneurysms surgeons cut a patient from breastbone to pubic bone and replaced the damaged section with a synthetic tube.
The mounted police section in South Yorkshire could close as the force seeks to cut costs.
In the practical test, the number of mandatory manoeuvres will be cut from two to one to allow more time for the independent driving section.
The latest draft has added, apparently at the last minute, a whole section on managers' remuneration, which seems to have been cut and pasted from similar proposals relating to the banking system.
But doctors also remember the fetal heart monitor, introduced with great enthusiasm in the 1970s as a way to cut down on birth injuries by alerting doctors to fetal distress in time to remove the baby via Caesarean section.
Andrew Pound, Strete's postmaster, says a "good deal" of progress has been made to open up the section around his village but there are more problems in Stoke Fleming, where the planned path would cut into someone's garden.
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