And there was the human chess game, one played out by living pieces dashing from one intersection to another on a board enlarged over the street grid, the intersections corresponding to squares on the board.
The diodes, which allows current to flow in only one direction at each intersection of the electrode array, prevent current from leaking from one intersection to another, which could corrupt the data.
Not only has she been integral in the stage design for mega-concerts by Kanye West, Lady Gaga, U2, Muse, and countless other world-renowned bands, but she has found an intersection between pop arena tours and small theater and opera production--often incorporating technology and groundbreaking design techniques from one to the other.
When you stare at one intersection, the others all seem to be filled with grey.
The town of Highlands was founded in 1875 by Kansas developers who, the story goes, drew two lines on a map, one from Chicago to Savannah, the other from New York City to New Orleans, believing that the intersection would be ideal for trade.
Our focus is on the intersection of these two areas — not one isolated from the other.
Squeezed between an almighty concrete cinema complex at one end and a giant intersection at the other, Cricklewood was no kind of place.
The highway continues east from the intersection to Kingston, where it splits into a one-way pair before the designation travels onto the Edmonds Kingston ferry.
At one intersection, protesters and demonstrators stared each other down for more than an hour before the demonstrators moved to another intersection to join a separate action.
Profile-TMMi: for those who know TMMi, 42 practices are mandatory, from which 41 ones appear in the intersections with the other profiles.
