Its future may intersect with other practices but it brings new perspectives, angles, sensations and novel narrative and emotional language to the table.
Together, these hypothetical cases depict the complicated intersections of nested factors that may intersect in different ways to influence condom use decisions.
In art, as in life, everyone is the hero of their own particular story; it is worth thinking about what your minor characters' stories are, even though they may intersect only slightly with your protagonist's.
The evidence of synergistic, i.e. non-additive, increases in tumor burden suggest that the signaling pathways of two mutated genes may intersect downstream, and, thus, predicting and interrogating these points of intersection – as a biological network – is of significant interest.
It is sad, though, to think that the preoccupations of this book, however much they may intersect our own preoccupations of the moment, might eclipse her greater poetic talents, evident here, and so beautifully fulfilled in "To Kill a Mockingbird".
One cell assembly may intersect with many others, but, in order to separate circuits functionally, each intersection should be small relative to the size of each cell assembly (Palm 1990 , 1993.
At the terminus of the glacier many crevasses may intersect each other, forming jagged pinnacles of ice called seracs.
Dowling Street and Emancipation Park may intersect on the map, but a wide gap separates the memories and meanings behind them.
Preserving Italy's antiquities will require a full embrace of modern thinking, so that the past and present, human and geologic, may intersect without recurring tragedy.
True slates do not, as a rule, split along the bedding plane but along planes of cleavage, which may intersect the bedding plane at high angles.
