Sentence examples for by the intersections of from inspiring English sources

Framed by the intersections of Interstate 287 and Routes 22, 202 and 206, the mall, completed in 1988 after 20 years of debate and legal wrangling that reached the New Jersey Supreme Court, is the centerpiece of a 140-acre tract that realtors call the Golden Triangle.

The "Yielding" points are derived by the intersections of elastic loading and plastic work-hardening/softening stages.

Note that the locations of the trajectories are accurately predicted by the intersections of the w nullclines with (v_{mathrm{equiv}}).

It is obvious that selecting the function with the maximum value for a given δ R amounts to compare this parameter with a couple of thresholds, given by the intersections of the f d curves.

As noted before, fixed points of (6a)–(6b), (mathrm{FP}_{mathrm{av}i}) (yellow diamonds), are given by the intersections of these nullclines, and one can usually determine the stability of the fixed points by considering the nullcline configuration.

Tracking segments by the intersections of their traces has several advantages: (a) it implicitly handles cases where segments split and merge; (b) when temporal window sizes of w > 1 are used, temporal relationships over several frames (maximum w) can be established (in each direction).

A degenerate hyperbola (two intersecting lines) is formed by the intersection of a circular cone and a plane that cuts both nappes of the cone through the apex.

FOR those fascinated by the intersection of music, politics and prejudice, Wagner just keeps on giving.

After 1865 growth was accelerated by the intersection of three major rail lines at Spartanburg.

Rare are sites like a 30-acre plot near the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens Village, close by the intersection of the Grand Central and Cross Island Parkways.

The real Chinatown is the triangle formed by the intersection of Mott and Doyers Streets with the Bowery.