Sentence examples for particular intersections from inspiring English sources

For instance, a lawnmower or perimeter search strategy will dictate turn directions at particular intersections (Buechner, Holscher, & Wiener, 2009).

In particular, intersections and borders of these approaches, together with their application, are still arising interest in the academia.

In particular, intersections of repelling slow manifolds and unstable manifolds of saddle-focus equilibria may organize the large excursions of MMOs [72 74].

Often, wayfinders focus on landmarks positioned within particular intersections, using them both for recognition and to cue appropriate actions (Brunyé et al., 2015; Golledge, 1999; Janzen, 2006; Klippel, 2003).

There are particular intersections of Kim that would on other bodies be condemnable at the attempts to "other".

Here we want to further exemplify this point by considering the particular intersections of biopower and epidemiology: As Nguyen illustrates in his book, the epidemiologist's job can be described as 'naming, mapping, grouping' (15).

She had told me at first that I should turn right onto College Street at a particular intersection marked by a Taco Bell restaurant.

Every time it moves, it has to get past yet another sentry, called an interface, hired by whichever vendor was subcontracted to build that particular intersection.

And yet, in her wanderings around the old East Side, Diner, the inspired historian, has found her way to a particular intersection that no one else has located quite so precisely.

The actual event in a particular intersection of space and time — the secret tryst, the trusted friend betrayed — is filtered through a kaleidoscope of memory and dream, lies and subterfuge, hallucinations and ghosts.

The plan had been for each group to be assigned a color, which would correspond to a particular intersection near the Stock Exchange; we would then mass at that intersection and block people from entering, or we would yell slogans, or just hold signs.