An academic might talk of the intersection between public and private space.
Dr. Brilliant has a close-up view of the intersection between technology and philanthropy.
He finds his resolution in the present moment, in the "great romance" of the intersection between time and place.
Another was dancing in the middle of the intersection between North Avenue and Monroe Street, drunkenly pouring looted vodka on the road.
That experience – what the couple calls their "sound baptism" – touched off a lifelong religious exploration for them of the intersection between Coltrane and Christianity.
In a sign of the intersection between state and corporate interests, a new road is being built straight to the new resort, which is as yet unnamed, while Sochi's airport is undergoing an expansion.
Temporally and aesthetically sandwiched between the cabinet of curiosities and "Planet Earth," the dioramas grew out of the intersection between a nascent conservation movement and an age of swashbuckling adventurism.
The novel is a sharp depiction of the intersection between political turmoil and domestic life, and its concern with women's rights, authoritarian rule, liberal idealism, and speculative capitalism feels urgent and contemporary.
The paper further decomposes the mechanism and investigates the platform structure of the intersection between loops.
This computes the size of the intersection between these two sets.
The size of the intersection between these ranks is high, as there are eight authors who appear in both tables.
