The points where the two orbital planes intersect (as projected in imagination upon the celestial sphere) are called the nodes, shown as M and N. V is the vernal equinox, a point on the ecliptic from which several celestial coordinates are measured.
This initial qualitative exploration draws upon housing expert perspectives regarding service access and service needs as they intersect with gender, ethnicity and geographic context.
Categories intersect like dimensions.
Jaunty string pizzicatos intersect with lively snippets of wind melody in this breezy work by a composer who, upon learning at age 9 of the death of Saint-Saëns, declared that he would "take his place".
Tribal objects intersect with Christian iconography.
This study relied upon a population of adult Makers in order to understand how their pathways intersect with formal engineering education.
Part of women's struggle for liberation depends upon changing the still pervasive and dominant perception of women, and this is particularly true for women of color where race expectations intersect with those of gender.
Drawing upon interviews with key players as well as my ethnographic research on the daily practices of conservation in the reserve, I suggest that democratization and environmental protection in Guatemala intersect in uneasy and paradoxical ways.
These tensions intersect with the methodological challenges of adapting demographic methods of census and survey inquiry which are, with few exceptions, predicated upon an attachment of human groups to particular geographic spaces through their dwellings.
When structural genomics intersect with functional proteomics, real-time three-dimensional (3-D) annotation is needed to integrate the two by providing the structural contextual basis upon which to attach the functional information.
We extend our recent simulation studies where a screw dislocation in face-centered cubic (fcc) Ni was found to spontaneously attain a low energy partially cross-slipped configuration upon intersecting a forest dislocation.
