In particular, the tangent cylinder rim acts as a flow barrier, resulting in surface convergence and intense magnetic flux patches in its intersection with the CMB (e.g. Olson et al. 1999).
Scott Goldsmith, the president of media at Intersection, is a slim, intense native New Yorker, graying at the temples, who admires the Link passionately: "It will completely change how people interact with the city.
"She marries three or four years of intense practical experience, right at the intersection of the relationship between Congress, agencies and the White House over governance — with her many, many years of academic study of these issues," Mr. Pildes said.
It was so intense a moment that in a bizarre intersection of impossible feelings I got an erection with my crying child in my arms.
Intense dislocation build-up is seen at the intersection of two columns in which the microstructures and thus patterns of dislocation activity differ.
But no matter whether the inquiry finds any wrongdoing, it comes at a time of intense public concern in New Jersey about the often hazy intersection of government, politics and campaign donations.
The property has long been zoned for more intense use, as are two of the other corners of the intersection.
Thus, NFκB has been the subject of intense research to identify clinically useful inhibitors, and to understand the intersection of NFκB signaling with signaling pathways that are important in cancer cell biology.
Intense fire was being exchanged at one of the main intersections of the city.
Lying at the intersection between neurobiology and epigenetics, Rett syndrome (RTT) has garnered intense interest in recent years, not only from a broad range of academic scientists, but also from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
