Sentence examples for intersected one from inspiring English sources

Cologne's commercial importance grew out of its position at the point where the huge traffic artery of the Rhine (German: Rhein) River intersected one of the major land routes for trade between western and eastern Europe.

The robustness curves have intersected one another and the robustness rankings are reversed.

To encourage subjects to learn an integrated representation of the whole environment, the paths intersected one another.

According to such a view, 18th-century Ireland produced two distinct literatures that never touched or intersected: one in English, the language of print, and another in Irish, mainly in manuscript.

Fished cells (FMD) are defined as those areas that intersected one or more fishing effort envelopes as generated by FEET.

The samples analyzed in this study were obtained in August 17th and 18th 2004 from one diamond drillhole section (PDP1) that intersected one stromatolitic horizon through the c. 2.72 Ga Tumbiana Formation (Fortescue Group, Mount Bruce Supergroup, Hamersley Basin).

These problems intersected on one sequence when Boston's Marcus Morris knocked down a three-pointer and was still celebrating his shot when Terry Rozier stole the ball from Beal.

The patient was instructed to maintain fixation on longitudinal axes intersecting one focal point.

The leiwen, however, which resembles the Greek key fret (an ornament consisting of small, straight bars intersecting one another in right angles) and is sometimes used on the later ceramic wares, appears on bronzes as early as the Shang and Zhou dynasties, where it is called the cloud-and-thunder fret.

When Earth's path around the Sun intersects one of these dust-populated orbits, a meteor shower occurs.

Plots of −log K against 1/T showed a break at the saturation temperature, where two straight lines intersect one another.