They rise between four thousand and seven thousand feet above sea level, and mark a sort of tectonic intersection.
But this is suitable: M.I.A.'s records and her show imitate the chaos and density of a busy city street -- some sort of multipurpose intersection with a thousand signs, signals, smells and sounds.
But what I love about W is that it focuses on, sort of, the intersection of fashion, art, design, celebrity, and I think that's really what fashion is about these days.
If there was some sort of point of intersection I'd go: O.K., look, I'm going to let you make three movies over five years, I'm going to give you this much money in production costs, I'm going to dedicate this much money on marketing.
As a matter of fact, GPU's computing time is about 10 15 [ms] and half of computing time of collision detection are occupied with sorting the result of intersection test and computing enforced displacements.
The Candy brothers, the property duo behind the scheme, like to claim that the address sits at a sort of super-rich intersection – turn one way, and you look down Sloane Street, Europe's most extravagant shopping street.
I wanted to do something sort of at the intersection between the way that companies are leveraging social media with platforms like Twitter and the way that brick and mortar companies work.
This explains some of their period look and creates all sorts of interesting intersections with contemporary painting; it also makes one wonder if some of the designers weren't frustrated painters.
It was something that contained a lot of experimentation and a lot of discipline, a lot of knowledge, and it sort of formed at the intersection of a lot of different extremes of knowledge.
