Sentence examples for mapping the intersection from inspiring English sources

In "NECESSARY BEAUTY" she is mapping the intersection of dance, theater and digital technology.

If a fire can be seen from two or more towers, its precise position is quickly determined by mapping the intersection of cross bearings.

A corollary of this paradigm is that therapeutic insights can be derived by mapping the intersection between the various forms of non-oncogene addiction and the molecular effects of existing glioblastoma therapies.

This resulted in an extension of our initial Symbiosis Interactome map by adding both the proteins with these profiles and their linkages mapping the intersection S. meliloti network.

To read Lasky's Awe is to feel oneself in the presence of a life writ large; these poems, many of which forthrightly map the intersection between gender and the Great Themes, are epic in scope and Whitmanesque/O'Hara-like in their quiet and not-so-quiet ecstasies.

By mapping the 76 intersection genes identified by the netSAM to the gene ontology (GO) [ 7] terms, we found 11 GO functional categories, given in Table 1.

Finally, we also map all the intersection points in our urban scenario to allow for a higher priority broadcast by vehicles near intersections, as required by UV-CAST.

In particular, mappings satisfying such functional inequalities on a semiprime Banach algebra are linear derivations which map into the intersection of the center and the radical.

When the measured directions from each transmitter are plotted on a map, the intersection of the two plotted lines gives the location of the aircraft or ship carrying the DF.

This paper aims to map the intersection of the literature on sustainability in mineral SCs and SSCM, thus bridging the current gap, and to propose research directions for future work.

Finally, we added those 'classical-known' proteins that did not map the intersection S. meliloti network but did map 'the union S. meliloti network' (see methods) to extend the module network with the only condition that these proteins have to interact with themselves or with any of the proteins present in 'the module network'.