Sentence examples for as an intersection of from inspiring English sources

An admissible subset of X w is defined as an intersection of modular balls.

An admissible subset of X ω is defined as an intersection of modular balls.

The neighborhood is sandwiched between Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill and Carroll Gardens, serving as an intersection of sorts.

Many of them suggest that casting experience as an intersection of super-abstract social identities, such as "femaleness" and "blackness," elides historical specificity.

The director, Jeremy Bloom, has said that the production "celebrates the bare human form as an intersection of nature and industry".

The company's decision to locate its first major store outside its home in Hershey, Pa., is an ambitious and expensive undertaking and a tribute to the allure of Times Square as an intersection of marketing and retailing.

Thus she locates the focus of the show not at the place where artists "express themselves" but rather at an "intersection of consciousness" (as she says of the work of participating artists Lucy Winton and Jill Musnicki).

This new way to play is as much an intersection of physicality and virtuality as the Wii was.

"We are probably at as important an intersection of policy and the economy as we were in late 2008 and early 2009 when the economy was collapsing," Mr. Blitz said.

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.

As is an intersection of the boundary A and the droplet surface if such a surface exists.