"path crossings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to two paths that cross or intersect each other. For example, "The hikers observed many path crossings along the route".
But just as relationships formed online can have their own intense pleasures, so do these fleeting path-crossings manage to trump more conventional having-and-holding partnerships.
No roads, no drinks stations, no car-mounted digital clock to follow – just rolling moorland, twisting paths, stream crossings and lung-bursting hills.
He had been the first chairman of the M.T.A., which became known, not for nothing, as the Wholly Ronan Empire, and the sobriquet could later be applied to Dr. Ronan's Port Authority, operator of the region's three major airports, six river crossings, PATH trains, bus and marine terminals and, until 9/11, the twin towers of the World Trade Center.
The system cannot track their crossings.
One of the most bicycle friendly cities in the U.S., with an extensive network of bike lanes, bike paths, grade-separated bicycle crossings and flat terrain, it's also home to the United States Bicycling Hall of Fame.
They also use the fact that nonconvexity can be expressed in terms of the crossings of paths connecting leaves of the same color to show that the recoloring problem can be solved in O(n4OPT) time, where OPT is the optimal number of uncolored leaves.
This week brings further pause for thought, with alarming news from the other end of the world.In the past, researchers have used data from planes that fly criss-crossing paths over Greenland to assess the extent of its ice sheets.
Pin-on-plate wear tests were performed with both linear-tracking and crossing-path reciprocating motions.
When tested with crossing-path motion, the total wear of metal matrix composite showed a decrease compared with linear-tracking motion while total wear was not affected for the stainless steel.
