Sentence examples for intersecting time from inspiring English sources
We denote the left intersecting time by (underline{delta}_{m}) and the right one by (overline{delta}_{m}) provided they exist.
The Clock, taken in summation as one great index of human desire intersecting time, does point to nirvana as the remedy to all the conflict depicted with its rhythmic montage, and not just because the film operates on the level of a great meditation on civilization.
We denote the intersecting time by (bar{delta}_{m}) provided it exists.
The costumes are united by colour – blues, violets and whites – but the styles vary, from ruched antebellum to nightclub casual, enhancing the impression of intersecting time-frames.
Although John Paul's words and actions over several stormy decades drew both acclaim and protest, he always loomed large, and he intersected time and again with important world events.
The non-intersecting time curves in Fig. 6 represent the running of a collision-free train during handling of RFID faults.
The lives of these characters intersect, at times casually, at times intimately, at times not at all.
Architects like Neutra regarded the city as an evolving topography in which landscape and successive layers of built form intersected over time.
The peak ends at the early hours after mid-night when the base curve and the reference line intersect second time, (t_{peak,e}).
It is not just a matter of a grand plan but initiatives can even start on a small scale or with various pockets, which would eventually intersect, with time into one single green city.
So we have the singer/writer and the android activist fighting for those in the margin, each one containing her own set of ideals that intersect from time to time.
