Sentence examples for some intersect from inspiring English sources

There are many groups, they have parallel histories, and some intersect and some don't".

But there are some intersecting design reasons why that works better in The Sims than in Spore.

There is not a discipline offered in an institution of higher education that does not in some way intersect with race.

They are interrelated and some may intersect and coalesce to undermine disclosure.

Some lines intersect with each other in the Boston metropolis or major station depots (such as the North and South Stations) and then weave out to different parts of the city.

We have now shown that there is some (T_l) intersecting both (R_j) and (R_k;) say (xin T_lcap R_j) and (yin T_lcap R_k).

"There was this increasing recognition that almost every foreign policy issue we were dealing with in some way intersected with Silicon Valley, in particular, or tech more broadly," Kreiger said.

The diaphyses were in some areas intersected by cartilaginous cores dividing the spongiosa into inlets of spongious bone.

(Note that some and surfaces intersect at ca. 82 degree depending on the c/a ratio [5], see Appendix 1) The outward Zn and inward oxygen diffusion would occur across the ZnO/Zn interface and along specific surfaces and twin planes of the tapered bundles.

And where fears of budget cuts and eugenics intersect, some worry about the threat of mandatory cochlear implantation, via which deaf students could theoretically be integrated into hearing schools at a lower cost.

Some experts think the caves might intersect at some point, though it's never been proved.