Gender, sexuality, and identity will be viewed at the intersections of other biological and social categories, including race, class, orientation, ability, and ethnicity.
Furthermore, Moore cautioned, the experience can be doubly or triply oppressive for those living at the intersections of other identities disadvantaged in the industry, such as a disabled woman of color. .
Simply put, patriarchy is a system of domination and control that privileges cisgender men at the expense of everyone else (though notably to varying degrees and in different ways, since the benefits of patriarchy exist at intersections of other forms of domination and oppression).
Svalina tries to combine images from whatever city he's in with intersections of other media art and photography and film, as well as random dreams the people he runs into daily in the act of his delivery, like a neural network absorbing both the conscious and unconscious limits of his local world.
They are the intersection of factors other than physical.
Furthermore, some of our predicted target genes lie within the union or intersection of the other two target prediction programs.
Our model of a complex adaptive social system of learning to prescribe is situated at the intersection of two other overlapping systems: the medical curriculum and medical practice.
This allows users to create new sets based on the union, intersection, or difference of other sets.
Our students often work on cutting-edge topics at the intersection of Financial Economics and other fields, including Macroeconomics, Economic Theory, or Industrial Organization, among others.
Studies on four-legged intersections and effect of other parameters such as geometric features, side friction, driver's characteristics can be taken into account to gain further understanding of traffic behavior at uncontrolled intersections.
