Sentence examples for intersection represents from inspiring English sources

Each business/customer intersection represents a discrete experience to design and deliver.

Since each point of intersection represents 4 × 4 or 16 cm2, the total area occupied by the liver is estimated as 13 × 4 × 4 or 208 cm208

A similar result concerns linear diagrams for syllogisms Englebretsen 1992, where lines are used to represent sets, points represent individuals, point-line intersection represents set-membership, and intersection of lines represents set-intersection.

We reasoned that the overlap between both databases (intersection) represents interactions more likely to be true positives, and that the union of both databases represents a dataset with higher coverage (see below).

The intersection represents 45 overlapping meta-genes (named as meta-B, Table 2) expressed in both tumor types, including a group of 30 common genes (20 commonly up-regulated and 10 commonly down-regulated in both NPC and PEL), 7 up-regulated in NPC but down-regulated in PEL, and 8 down-regulated in NPC but up-regulated in PEL.

Probe sets in this intersection represent genes that are differentially expressed due to APLP2 deficiency but only in combination with an R6 background.

Random sample points were selected using the ILWIS software (Version 3.4: ITC 2007) which generates random values, one for the X axis and one for the Y axis, with the point of intersection representing the sample point.

Ted Balaker and Sam Staley argue that "clogged intersections represent a symptom of congestion's root cause: political neglect".

The subjects drove an instrumented car and had to complete an urban test route, the main features of which were 18 intersections representing six different driving tasks.

The donating regions of the fluxes are calculated via the streaklines of the grid intersections, represented as polygonal chains whose vertices are determined by backward tracing of particles injected in the flow at different times.

Capacity methods for two-way-stop-controlled intersections represent the starting point for evaluating operational performances at roundabouts.