| The latter intersects various projection and commissural fibers, including those crossing to the opposite hemisphere in the anterior commissure. |
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| As the watertable surface intersects the ground surface areas adjacent to the stream channel, the surface saturates. |
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| And there it is, just across the main street that intersects this one at the center of town. |
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| The rise of the prestigious but unpaid internship intersects perfectly with the rise of the boomeranger. |
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| We get a partial solar eclipse when the Moon's path almost intersects the ecliptic. |
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| First we should note that conic sections to Apollonius are by definition the curves formed when a plane intersects the surface of a cone. |
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| The plate further includes a horizontal reference line that intersects the reference center point. |
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| This happens when the shadow cone of the Moon intersects the surface of the Earth, and is observable by anyone within this shadow zone. |
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| If a CME travels on a path that intersects the Earth's orbit around the Sun, the results can be spectacular and sometimes hazardous. |
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| But in the realm where corporate aviation intersects politics, predictable battlelines are drawn. |
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| A romantic black comedy in three parts, the movie gathers and intersects several stories about migration and about those who stay behind. |
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| Like the lines of longitude on Earth, each great circle eventually intersects with every other great circle at the poles of the sphere. |
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| Given the growing interest in intersectionality, the absence of comments on how racism intersects with class and gender relations is surprising. |
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| The circle with diameter BC intersects the sides AB and AC at M and N respectively. |
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| This vein trends to the northeast, and it is likely that it intersects the Greenbank vein somewhere to the north of the current mine workings. |
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| This genre intersects the literary avant-garde, visual and concrete poetry, text-based installations, net art, software art, and netspeak. |
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| The beach systems are formed entirely by groundwater outflow and sapping where the water table intersects the beach face. |
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| The blood from this young soldier's forehead intersects the salty tears coming from his misty eyes. |
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| Most books mark the route's end where Santa Monica Boulevard intersects Ocean Avenue, on the palisades above Santa Monica State Beach. |
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| The East African Rift System intersects eastern Africa, running from north to south. |
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| In addition, higher M values imply higher plume rise permitting greater dilution before the plume intersects the roof region. |
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| Bartholomew Street intersects the east-west oriented tracks at a 60-degree angle. |
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| Over this distance, the boundary passes along or intersects many economically and environmentally significant rivers and lakes. |
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| In this way the small great story of each vocation intersects with the history of the Church in the world. |
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| As a means of communication, literacy intersects with most domains of life, and its use will serve many different purposes. |
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| A secondary grid road extends off the main highway to the south and intersects the track. |
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| Provision of the two values of antenna gain for the points where the gain curve intersects the limits of the obstructed zone is recommended. |
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| The chip is placed on the closest boundary line of the roulette table, where the line dividing the two rows intersects it. |
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| Geotechnical specialist advice provided to the Commission indicated that the failure was associated with a ground fault which intersects the pit. |
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| They have a deadline to meet with the project that completely intersects with my delivery of crimson Peak. |
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| This theme intersects also with economic integration in the area of intellectual property rights. |
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| I'm immersed as well and can see clearly the realm where the text I create intersects the visual world that forms such a vital part of our culture. |
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| The original spiral structure is hard to detect due to not only the loose and delicate meshwork but also the rarity of a cross section that intersects this inner part. |
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| If a CME erupts on the side of the Sun facing Earth, and if our orbit intersects the path of that cloud, the results can be spectacular and sometimes hazardous. |
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| Iron is transferred via ground water from topographically higher areas and precipitation occurs at valley base, where the land surface intersects the water table. |
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| The answer is that in a changing political landscape it intersects with problems caused by deindustrialization, structural unemployment, and ethnic rivalries. |
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| Jamâa Lafna in Black and White offers its snake charmers and acrobats in the Halkat where every culture intersects. |
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| While winding around a few curves, State Route 664 intersects with Armory Drive, an access road to a local armory. |
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| Mathematically it intersects the cone's symmetrical image, hence the hyperbola has two identical components. |
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| The celestial equator intersects another useful great circle, the ecliptic. |
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| There's a small circle that intersects, but that intersection is fairly small. |
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| It is produced by a steeply angled parasagittal scanning plane that intersects normal structures. |
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| This is where the branch line intersects with the Callander to Oban line. |
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| The last hole of the northern target intersects a level of graphitic shale. |
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| The A6 then passes through the village of Finedon and intersects the A510 at a roundabout. |
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| Note that pressing these keys before starting your selection intersects the resulting selection with the existing one and the pointer change shape accordingly. |
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| Matthew Yglesias points to how this intersects with high standards of living:I think it would be a mistake to say that Dutch women are happy because so few of them are involved in full-time work. |
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| Because of the volume of water that can pour down a sloped roof, one of the most critical flashing details occurs where a roof intersects a sidewall. |
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| There are 535 access points where the Pennine Way intersects with other public rights of way. |
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| The dissident republicans could gather demonstrators in, say, the Summerhill area and march them up towards the end of Parnell Street, where it intersects with the north end of O'Connell Street. |
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| Wafi Interchange is a vital traffic link with several main roads as it intersects with the Sheikh Rashid Road and Oud Metha Road. |
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| A typical example is in Figure 1 where a contour line intersects one side of a double-line river twice. |
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| The element that intersects with that curve is the Internet. |
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| Many of our federal, provincial, and municipal units of the RCMP prioritize the investigation of organized crime where it intersects with their respective areas of responsibility. |
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| In particular, to examine where university research intersects with the private sector and knowledge sharing, technology transfer and commercialization take place. |
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| However, each standard intersects with others in the handbook. |
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| He and his gang Panic Zone hung out where the rural black community of Spencer intersects the southeast Oklahoma City suburb of Midwest City. |
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| The proposed new subway extension, running beneath Sheppard Avenue, posed a special problem at the intersection with Leslie Street-this point also happened to be where the Don River intersects Sheppard Avenue. |
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| The primary reference points are the poles where the axis of rotation of the Earth intersects the reference surface. |
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| The plane through the centre of the Earth and perpendicular to the rotation axis intersects the surface at a great circle called the Equator. |
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| A warning sign in the shape of a saltire is also used to indicate the point at which a railway line intersects a road at a level crossing. |
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| This section intersects with the A487 towards Caernarfon, and the west coast of North Wales. |
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| She is exploring what counts as medical evidence within the evidence-based medicine paradigm and how this intersects with patient's values and treatment decisions. |
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| The area of examination on the top surface was the weld area between the floor shear plate, the steel angle, and bulkhead face plate at the area where the stub sill intersects the bulkhead and shear plates. |
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| A drift follows the vein, as distinguished from a crosscut that intersects it, or a level or gallery, which may do either. |
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| Later in the film, her imagination intersects with reality when her friend's troublemaking brother steals the scarecrow and is detained on the border. |
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| The thrusted contact of the two formations passes through the tailrace tunnel outlet area and intersects the main access tunnel and diversion tunnel near the outlet end. |
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| Like roofless polyhedra, treetopes have a designated base facet such that every face of dimension greater than one intersects the base in more than one point. |
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| To the degree that my universe intersects with the Angelverse, I view Angel as far more than a creature tormented by blood cravings, past horrors, and mystical forces. |
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| Annesley Castle, a motte and bailey fortification, stands at the foot of Diadem Hill and can be seen from the A611 Annesley Bypass as it intersects the Misks. |
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| The represented erogenous zone intersects with a literal painterly hot spot, playing at showing everything and making us into voyeurs, willing or not. |
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