The spike-formation takes place on the fast time scale, and any perceived intersections with S 3 r and S 2 r are due to the projection onto ( h SI, m SO, V ) -coordinates.
Many rivers were crossed before before humans ever did so, but a cross, as an adopted shape, might be perceived as an interpretation, an expression of how we should perceive intersection and what it means.
When the participant indicates that vibration is no longer perceived, the point of intersection on the arbitrary scale (0 minimum to 8 maximum) is read.
The transport sector is perceived to lie at the intersection of energy security and climate change policymaking, therefore the development of a biofuels market is currently recognized by EU governments as an approach for mitigating climate change [ 2].
Intersections that were perceived as having the most pedestrian traffic were viewed as the most risky.
Limited priority is observed at a few intersections, where priorities are perceived by drivers based on geometry, traffic volume, and speed on the approaches of intersection.
The Wachowskis made "The Matrix" at a moment when the C.G.I. techniques were relatively new and the possibilities remained relatively untapped, and they perceived the strangeness of this new realm — the intersection of image-making and self-image, of simulation and experience, of the illusion of power and the underlying reality of programming.
We show firstly that the perceived direction of motion switches from the compound (intersection of constraints) direction to the component direction in the presence of a surround.
Such hierarchies are based not just on perceived masculinity but also racial characteristics and the intersection between the two, as we can see below.
There were various ways that the intersection of acupuncture and reproductive medicine were perceived to combine positively: Subject 3: I see it as an adjunct to mainstream treatment or mainstream medicine.
