Sentence examples for a result of intersections from inspiring English sources

Resistance modulation may also arise from homojunctions formed as a result of intersections between the hollow ZnO NFs.

The framework for constructing the questionnaire was based on the notion that the society and the individual create each other; culture is learned and shared and is a result of intersections of different qualities, such as gender, socio-economic status, education, as well as historical, geographical, political, and societal circumstances [ 12, 13].

As a result of these intersections, four dominant types of regulation processes can be distinguished: (1) high-level content individual regulation; (2) low-level content individual regulation; (3) high-level content co-regulation; and (4) low-level content co-regulation.

It' a sentiment echoed by Nikunj, who asserts that "there's a kind of energy in Bombay now with these agencies, sponsors, and shows – Indian sensibilities are distinct in terms of the music, and what we are seeing is a result of the intersections where the rest of the world and what we are doing meet".

As a result of the intersection test, the distance t from the origin of the ray to the plane in which the triangle lies and barycentric coordinates (u,v) are given as shown in Figure 7.

The goal is to identify how the institutional setting governing the spatial diversification of container port activity has changed as a result of this intersection and whether it is suitable to deal with new challenges as they arise.

Here we suggest an unexplained late stillbirth triple risk model, illustrated in figure one, where such a stillbirth occurs as a result of an intersection of maternal factors and fetal vulnerability in the presence of a fetal stressor.

"Networked publics," a term coined by boyd and Marwick, refers to "(1) the space constructed through networked technologies and (2) the imagined community that emerges as a result of the intersection of people, technology, and practice" [ 25].

As a result of the 1994 collapse this intersection was renamed the "Clarence Wayne Dean Memorial Interchange", honoring a Los Angeles Police Department motorcycle officer killed when he was unable to stop in time and drove off the collapsed flyover ramp from SR 14 south to I-5 south.

It was found that deformation twinning in coarse-grained Cu occurred mainly in shear bands and their intersections as a result of the very high local stress resulted from the severe plastic deformation, and followed the well known pole mechanism.

We design a nonadaptive NC checker for permutation group intersection, sharpening a result of Blum and Kannan (J. ACM 43 (1995) 269 291).