For many species, however, different habitats do not occur as large and spatially uniform patches, but intersect each other to create mosaics where habitat quality varies on a smaller spatial scale, e.g. on the scale of territories [30].
In the drawings perspective is ambiguous; walls are no longer supporting structures but floating, intersecting planes of primary colour; rooms are not static boxes but conceptual spaces hovering in the air.
In each basin, two mobile methane surveys were conducted, one along the surface expression of the basin bounding fault and one along a line of similar length but not intersecting the fault.
Parallel but not intersecting with these shifts in the structure and implementation of US scientific research in the in the 1990s has been the emergence of the concern with and study of therapeutic misconception (TM) among bioethicists.
Transformers are about the size of a one-car garage and usually painted some drab industrial color, but without them, intersecting power lines would be like elevated highways with no interchanges.
In some cases, phasing and distance between consecutive NCP were compatible with a given NRL, but linkers were intersecting with each other.
This company is still in stealth mode but intersects with the green living market.
One more thing we need to note is that in African rice, the cultivated and wild type are not well grouped into only two clusters but intersect, which was also observed in the nuclear genome analysis conducted by Wang et al. (2014).
For example, on a plane, parallel lines never meet, but this is not so for geodesics on the surface of the Earth: for example, lines of longitude are parallel at the equator, but intersect at the poles.
