"Because of the intersections of my identity, a black woman who takes up space, this is what my life could look like just because I dare to exist," Phillips said.
Given consistent individual judgment sets, unanimity rule guarantees consistent collective judgment sets, because the intersection of several consistent sets of propositions is always consistent.
These common variations represent the lower boundary of variation events in A. gambiae because the intersection of two sets also removed many true positive TSVs.
As the HIV/AIDS pandemic rages in sub-Saharan Africa, its impact on older people needs closer attention because the intersection of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and population aging in SSA may have far reaching consequences on societies' economic, social and political spheres of life.
The S N curves for the nanotwinned Cu and ultrafine-grained Cu are remarkably similar, perhaps because in both cases the intersections of soft regions with the surface are sites for crack initiation.
And they have to collaborate, because the most interesting mysteries lie at the intersections of disciplines.
When we create a singular identity as normative for any liberatory theology, we marginalize the intersections of diverse people within a group, who experience oppressions in varying ways because of the intersections.
And then in the Midwest we did have apparently some, but I think quite a modest impact on prices because of the intersection of the clean air rules with trying to mix the fuels in a different way, particularly ethanol.
And he maintains an abstract faith in process and flow, even though his Administration is now facing disaster in part because of the intersection of an unfettered legal inquiry with an unguided information economy.
"Morgan-Army is important because of the intersection of the academic missions of the two institutions," David Wilson, the Morgan president, said, mentioning his university's engineering program as a point of pride.
