Values listed at intersections between rows and columns represent the correlation in fiber density between species indicated by the corresponding row and column labels.
You can situate Angie's List somewhere at the intersection of local search, user-generated content and subscription-based services, and the company is keen to differentiate itself from other players in this space by not allowing anonymous postings and barring service providers from reviewing themselves.
9. Wilderness by Roddy Doyle Beyond having a title that makes it perfectly suited for this list, Wilderness lands at the intersection of two of my favorite things - the winter forests of Finland, and the fiction of Roddy Doyle.
The house, which is listed on the National Register, is at the intersection of Route 100C and Hammond House Road, at the entrance to the college.
To mention but three exemplars of problems with such comparison: - there are more than 40000 genes in Sperger's study, yet only 7373 are common to all three arrays, so about 4/5 of the genes studied by Sperger were not studied in some other study; in fact, more than 650 genes in the published list could not possibly have been at the intersection.
And a job listing for Operator only says "Our product lies at the intersection of technology's biggest trends today messaging, mobile, and on-demand services".
In order to be at the intersection between three lists, a gene must have passed such a test three independent times, which it does with a probability equal to the product of the probabilities of each test.
Lists can be manipulated to perform functions such as joining lists, finding the intersection between lists, or subtracting lists to find features unique for some desired characteristics.
Others froze at the intersection of Williams and Liberty Streets to stare through dust at the listing skeleton of the World Trade Center.
Louboutin idled at the intersection.
