Sentence examples for intersection relationships from inspiring English sources

The intersection relationships of fractures are probably very complex in a realistic DFN model (Zhang 2015).

Moreover, the graph-theoretical model used to capture intersection relationships of the reads may contain structural defects that are not well managed by existing assembly algorithms.

Overrepresentation of GO terms was calculated considering the parent-child intersection relationship [ 89].

Through various simulation scenarios for four case cross-intersections, the relationships between conflict occurrences involving right-turn vehicles with traffic volume and right-turn movement control strategies are analyzed.

Indeed, adjacency, inclusion and intersection are common relationships between geological objects such as faults, geological units, fractures, mineralized zones and reservoirs.

For Cissy, and for other people starting non-profits, the most likely place to raise money is at the intersection of trusted relationships and embodied vision.

Parenthood inhabits the intersection of two distinct relationships: a custodial relationship between parent and child, and a trustee relationship between the parents and the larger society or other collective.

"She marries three or four years of intense practical experience, right at the intersection of the relationship between Congress, agencies and the White House over governance — with her many, many years of academic study of these issues," Mr. Pildes said.

This precipitation region can be represented by the intersection of P T relationship with asphaltene upper and lower boundaries.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 a Intersection of P T relationship with upper and lower boundaries of the asphaltene precipitation envelope.

Releasing the light components at bubble point, which are normally precipitating agent of asphaltene, makes the oil a better solvent for asphaltene, and hence, the asphaltene starts to become more stable in oil until the intersection of P T relationship with a lower boundary condition at (1650 psi, 139.5 °F).