As well as individual range sizes, range overlap between individuals was calculated as the intersection between respective annual ranges using MCP data using the intersect method in Analysis tools of ArcGIS.
She describes Afrofuturism as "the intersection between black culture, technology, liberation and the imagination, with some mysticism thrown in, too.
As the intersection between the digital and the physical continues to blur, our environments could really start to create more accurate, engaging and useful experiences.
Collaborating with playwright Adriano Shaplin, students plunged into researching the history of natural philosophy and theater as well as the intersection between the two.
Geographic distributions of a given species can be seen as the intersection between biotic (B), abiotic (A) and movement (M) factors (BAM diagram).
Mr. Paterson, who is New York's first black governor and only the third black man since Reconstruction to lead a state, addressed the convention as the intersection between race and politics in the United States appears especially fraught.
Vicky Featherstone, the Royal Court's artistic director, told the Guardian it was vital that vulnerable artists did not become "collateral damage" in what she described as "the intersection between foreign and economic diplomacy and culture".
Rotaract is the collegiate level of the world's oldest and most renowned service organization, Rotary International, and serves as the intersection between service and professionalism for young adults ages 18-30.
Thus, we demonstrate that phenotypes in rats that correlate in humans and drive relapse-like behaviors appear to neuromechanistically overlap, with the 5-HT2CR functional status acting as a neural rheostat to regulate inherent impulsive action, as well as the intersection between impulsive action and cocaine cue reactivity.
