"I think it was the perfect intersection of opportunity and timing for him psychologically," she said.
The book seems to be a perfect intersection of two of your obsessions — cars and fifties culture.
It was, in fact, his fourth solo studio record in a career that has seen Vile locate the perfect intersection between Tom Petty and Pavement, Neil Young and Beck.
It is, even with its French name ("chiffonade" means cut in strips), a perfect intersection of the salade compose and the chopped salad.
The perfect intersection between the old music industry (Mendes is signed to Island Records) and the new, Mendes represents what can happen when you build a fan base from scratch, utilising your main asset; yourself.
It's where her gifts for melody, songcraft, arrangements and innovation all coalesce, and as such the perfect intersection between the accessibility of the first half of her career and the distanced admiration her subsequent albums would elicit.
HIGH-SPEED wireless data networks, which many airports once saw as the perfect intersection of traveler, revenue and technology, have faced serious hurdles this year, including the demise of some Internet service providers and a lackluster response from travelers with laptop computers.
The perfect intersection between form and function?
"This is the perfect intersection of profit + purpose!" Currently, ArtLifting has 50 artists from eight U.S. cities on the platform.
In this perfect intersection of technical innovation, developer preference and enterprise need, I'm both hopeful and excited about what HTML5 will enable in the years ahead.
