Sentence examples for has been intersected from inspiring English sources

But, like what is called Lower Egypt, it has been intersected by channels and dikes; and while some parts have been relieved by drainage and are being tilled, others afford voyages across their waters.

Kahoot's growth is an interesting development, as it underscores a trend of how the worlds of educational and gaming apps have been intersecting for years.

The Court observes, however, that given the fact that there have been intersecting wrongs by both Parties, the issue of compensation could satisfactorily be resolved in the framework of an overall settlement if each of the Parties were to renounce or cancel all financial claims and counter-claims.

The drawing does more than decorate the forms on which it has been transcribed: it intersects with the whale.

Notably, in rodent hypothalamus, expression of NPF-family neuropeptide, NPY has been shown to intersect with the autophagic status of NPY secreting cells61,62.

It's not exactly a self-help book, but you sense that the material has been groomed to intersect with self-dramatizing aging baby boomers, who "are grumbling in record numbers about their increasing propensity for forgetting" and who sometimes make a distressingly facile leap from a momentary lapse of memory to fears of a serious neurological disorder.

Each of the subtrees has to be intersected with two disjoint sets in each of the sums.

Near its northern edge the plain is intersected by the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, which has been deepened and straightened for ocean shipping.

Enrichment for positive correlations has been reported for the lncRNAs intersecting protein-coding genes in an antisense orientation [ 35].

Chuck reveals to Mauser that the Intersect has been uploaded to his brain.

The Comedy Central cornerstone, where comedy and politics intersect, has been rightfully toasted for its groundbreaking path and wide cultural influence.