As a result, while the Plücker-coordinate algorithm utilizes all the equations in [ 3], the original TIM-OS algorithm only uses the popular ray-plane intersection equation.
Piccadilly Circus, busy London intersection and popular meeting place.
As an impresario, he knew how to exploit the intersection of popular entertainment and aesthetic trends.
The intersection of popular culture and politics at benefit concerts is something that has become so common we hardly bat an eye at it.
Full of titillating detail, Love's account is exemplary popular history, tracing the intersection of influence, taste, and charisma in the propagation of practices that were originally esoteric, tantalizing, and scandalous.
Similarly, Alicia Nassardeen, 19, a senior in communications, had no background in computer graphics but learned how to express her ideas regarding the intersection of popular entertainment and stereotypes of African-Americans that culminated in minstrel shows.
The long-reigning master of genre ambiguity is John Zorn, who founded the Stone in 2005, and whose madcap career has unfolded at the intersection of popular culture and jazz, rock, and classical composition — otherwise known as the corner of Second and C. Sometimes the blurring of boundaries leads to overamplified mush.
Dead for more than 100 years and all but forgotten, Rice has turned out to be the most modern of figures, a man who embodied many of today's obsessions: the fascination with celebrity, the blurring of high brow and low, the appropriation of African-American culture by whites, the intersection of popular culture and politics.
She blogs regularly on anomalies at the intersection of popular culture, politics, faith and art.
Jane writes about the intersection of popular culture and faith, finding themes of eternal life in The Twilight Saga and Divine justice in The Hunger Games trilogy.
