Kahn & Selesnick: Mars - Adrift on the Hourglass Sea | Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick's work lies at the intersection of historical fact, apocalyptic future and nerdy museology.
Christmas week, with its annual debate over whether there is or is not a Santa Claus, seems somehow an appropriate time for BIG FISH (2003), in which Tim Burton, director of films like "Edward Scissorhands" and "Beetlejuice," again explores the intersection of fantasy and fact.
Arinze, in fact, is comfortable right where he is, at the intersection of faith and forehands, sometimes a priest, sometimes an umpire, but always officiating.
Yet there's a happy medium of mainstream performers whose freest strains of creation seem made for the media's frame — artists who capture what is often misnamed the "public imagination" but is, in fact, an intersection of millions of private imaginations.
Additionally, the assumption conditions imposed on all C n ( n ≥ 2 ) are not weak at all since each one is in fact an intersection of countably many sets.
The path from a point on the reflector is, in fact, the intersection of the dual of, which is the line ; with the dual of, which is the line.
In fact, the intersection of a number of balls (with centers a i and radii d ̂ i ), which is nonempty for range measurements with positive errors, definitely contains the target node position.
Because of the warping effect, pre-images of close neighbours in the feature space are not necessarily the closest neighbours of the pre-image in the input space, in fact, the intersection of S in and S fe is only 3descriptorss.
It may require the knowingness and warmth that Mr. Lucas and his ensemble bring to it, that familiarity with the twilight zone of intersections between fact and fiction that occurs in the making of any play.
