It was the intersection of everything that seemed wrong with Los Angeles: a drab urban junction turned into a crucible of rage, despair and anarchy.
'The bar line,' Mehta says, 'is unique to Bombay and, for me, it is the intersection of everything that makes the city fascinating: money, sex, love, death and showbusiness.' I'd thought to understand a new city, it was essential to go straight to the confluence of all that makes it what it is.
"Creators are right at the intersection of everything we think is pretty unique about Facebook".
Now in its fourth year, with projects mounted in multiple locations, the festival, which ended on Sunday, centered mostly on the intersection of Havemeyer Street and Metropolitan Avenue and offered everything from audio graffiti to surveillance technology.
The intersection of cloud and mobile changed everything.
The social-mobile-local intersection, or "So-Lo-Mo," is increasingly integrated into the background of everything we use our mobile devices for.
Mr. Sinclair said that Mr. Winter, whom he has known for decades, had taught him "everything" about the intersection of music and the natural world.
Although my work is in culture, I search for my music at the intersection of human imagination and what we call "nature," which is the ultimate source of everything that we are as individuals, as societies, and as a species.
In The Battle Over the Meaning of Everything, Gordy Slack, a science writer specializing in evolutionary biology and the intersection of science and religion, usefully delves into this territory.
I was visiting the haunts of my hippy days, the famous intersection of Haight and Ashbury, and of course everything looked so much cleaner, more commercial, and, well, more legal, than it had back then.
Having decided to think of everything in relation to hands "first and foremost", however, Leader becomes like the religious monomaniac who sees a crucifix in every perpendicular intersection of lines.
