Sentence examples for intersection experiences from inspiring English sources

The subject intersection experiences serious congestion during morning and afternoon peaks largely because both N S and E W directions connect downtown with a freeway.

The X-joint, with multiple pre-existing fatigue cracks at the weld toe along the brace-to-chord intersection, experiences brittle failure during a monotonic in-plane bending test.

The influence of intersection features on safety has been examined extensively because intersections experience a relatively large proportion of motor vehicle conflicts and crashes.

The influence of intersection features on safety have been examined extensively because intersections experience a relatively large proportion of motor vehicle conflicts and crashes compared to other segments in the transportation system.

Major RT vehicles at Intersection B experience less occupation time even though they have higher volumes compared to Intersection A. This may be due to the presence of mini roundabout which reduces the number of conflict points.

And people whose very lives are the result of lucky intersections of experiences and collisions between fields.

However, two of the four major intersections observed experienced pedestrian volumes of over 1000 pedestrians per hour and an overall 14%% increase in bicyclists from 2010.

Really, standing at that intersection is a surreal experience.

"You have the most vulnerable population experiencing an intersection of violence here, and it's not surprising that they remain invisible in a lot of ways," she said.

This study argues that one very important intersection includes the entrepreneur early experiences with the family which may lead to the development of specific leadership approach at work.

For Jeremy Yoder, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, his metascience research about LGBTQA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, queer, or asexual) scientists' experiences was "the intersection of personal interest and serendipity," he says.