Sentence examples for should intersect from inspiring English sources
It drifts toward West End Avenue near 72nd Street, where it should intersect with Amsterdam.
Here in the cradle of the movie industry, where executives and filmmakers never stop debating how art and commerce should intersect, Mr. Appel's determination to bring culture to the humble gas pump is not as weird as it might seem.
For quasi-isentropic compression inlets, the design criteria of wall of quasi-isentropic compression inlets is come up with that the left Mach lines starting from the wall should intersect at the lip.
Hence, the coverage disks of these active sensors should intersect one another within each cluster.
To avoid sudden failure in beams, shear reinforcement is required in a proper spacing so that the shear reinforcement should intersect with the diagonal shear cracks, even when shear reinforcement is not necessary according to the computation.
It has been proved that temperature-dependent I-V characteristic curves should intersect at a crossover voltage, v c (Figure 3) [29,31,35], based on this, another corresponding trap characterization, such as trap concentration (trap density) H also can be obtained from the relation v c = eHL 2/2ε given by Kumar et al. [35], where L is the sample length between the two microleads.
"You know, the old feeling that politics shouldn't intersect with religion or religious views and that they should be always separated".
The ellipse should not intersect any other patterning shapes, but may contain or be contained within other shapes.
The rectangle should not intersect any other patterning shapes, but may contain or be contained within other shapes.
The circle should not intersect any other patterning shapes, but may contain or be contained within other shapes.
A Planned Parenthood branch ventured into the intersection between Disney princess memes and abortion politics on Tuesday — briefly — before deciding that, on second thought, those two things probably shouldn't intersect and deleted its tweet.
