Sentence examples for large intersecting from inspiring English sources
New World cities generally were laid out in a gridlike pattern with large intersecting avenues that facilitated motorized police patrols.
Large intersecting pipe structures are selected as the welding target because of their complex curved seams and wide applications in jackup oil rig manufacturing.
Emerging today are companies exploiting four large intersecting developments under way in the U.S.: "cloud computing," graphics processing, nanotech engineering and energy-saving construction materials.
The BEM implementation first described in (Akalin Acar and Gencer 2004) is unique in the sense that it models tissue boundaries as surfaces that are created and combined in a way that allows modeling the eyes, any holes in the skull, and other large "intersecting" tissue boundaries.
A key component of the Task Force's philosophy and of its work has long been the principle of "intersectionality," which understands various forms of oppression to operate not independently of each other but rather in a larger, intersecting system, an interlocked "matrix of domination," as Patricia Hill Collins termed it.
Preliminary statements suggested the crush was caused when at least two large crowds intersected.
Our first week was spent in a protected rainforest reserve, a large area intersected by the Tambopata River, part of the vast Amazon Basin that crosses 14 countries.
The seed planes were sufficiently large to intersect all possible fiber pathways connecting two target regions of interest (ROI).
For example, if three breakpoint regions B i, B j and B k have a non-empty intersection, then reporting this intersection is perhaps more desirable than reporting the (geometrically larger) intersections B i ∩ B j and B i ∩ B k, particularly as the number of such intersecting regions becomes large.
This led to the formation of a large amount of intersecting multiple shear bands.
In the εs = 125, an increase in the transformation frequency of γ → ε leads to a large density of intersecting zones of ε-phase crystals.
