Mr. Calatrava has produced such a striking design for the PATH terminal that it almost appears as if there could be too many distinctive buildings on one intersection.
When all the typical circles do not intersect at all within the building or when there is only one intersection point of all intersecting typical circles within the building, uncorrected constructive multipath fading is expected.
And there was the human chess game, one played out by living pieces dashing from one intersection to another on a board enlarged over the street grid, the intersections corresponding to squares on the board.
1 06 p.m. Captain America to the rescue: Verbal jousting is in full swing at one intersection, as an older woman on a bullhorn lays into protesters.
At one intersection, 18th-century stone buildings sit on each corner.
Function g i is a V-shaped, piecewise affine function with minimum value V i at point x i. Between two options i < j to denote x i < x j, as the half lines of their cost functions are parallel (by side), they do not intersect so either the two function graphs do not intersect (as illustrated in Fig. 1a) or there is only one intersection point (as shown in Fig. 1b).
This focus is also lacking within the MDGs, although Target 8(f) on making available benefits of new technologies, especially information and communications, may be one intersection.
At one intersection, a small, rebel-made monument is overgrown and in neglect.
When you stare at one intersection, the others all seem to be filled with grey.
"The station square was already empty so we ran north, through one intersection, and then another".
Her accident was the first of six at one intersection, which has since been given two rail crossing signs.
