Sentence examples similar to crosscutting interests from inspiring English sources

Though the issue seems like a simple divergence of opinion on issues moral and legal, it is crosscut with competing interests.

It does so by crosscutting.

By the 3rd century ce, crosscutting movements like Gnosticism and Manichaeism integrated individuals from disparate cultures.

Crosscutting these divisions was a tribal structure based on patrilineal descent.

Today, by contrast, the most common model of social organization is crosscutting social groups.

He depends on crosscutting and montage to generate meaning, which is always tricky.

Meanwhile, crosscutting back and forth, Mr. Dee is also telling a parallel story.

The conversion of logs to lumber involves breaking them down into boards of various thicknesses, resawing, ripping (edging), and crosscutting.

But "Lost in Thailand," crosscutting and using digital wipes and split screens, runs through its clichés reliably enough.

Cutting is performed on various large machines, a preliminary operation often being that of crosscutting to convenient lengths.

Usually these functions are combined, but sometimes only one form occurs, or the two appear concurrently as separate, crosscutting systems.