Sentence examples for various intersecting from inspiring English sources

I remember once being told that the editorial policy of The Times of London was determined by "a committee that never meets," and Fairlie's experiences as a writer on that newspaper were certainly of help to him in charting the various intersecting magic circles that somehow managed to exert the real power behind the scenes.

It's more symphonic, in that there are a lot of characters and various intersecting stories.

Population and employment were allocated proportionally to each cell based on the area percentage of the various intersecting zones.

He painted the various intersecting planes of his sculptures with different colours, claiming this gave the works an "interior light".

The Regional Plan Association has suggested tying together the various intersecting subway lines and the PATH station into a new complex called Fulton Central Station, and Childs has made a version of this the centerpiece of his plan.

A narrow waist of the Nano-jet is obtained by the overlapping of the bright cores of the Bessel functions (with various intersecting anglesβ) producing in the waist a constant EM field background, so that on the waist any fluctuations by the Bessel functions are prevented.

For example, a well intersecting and pumping a fracture in a multilayer or a dual-porosity aquifer, where intersected fractures are not necessarily parallel or orthogonal to aquifer boundaries, where several fractures with various orientations intersect the well, or the effect of pumping not only in fractures, but also in the aquifer through the screened interval of the well.

And finally, how do these various issues intersect with one another?

It passes through Guam's capital, Hagåtña, as well as intersecting various other territorial highways.

For the first portion of the route, Route 42 is a divided four lane arterial highway that intersects various local roads.

Because whether specific or nondescript, all these various looks would intersect in something called punk, which we can clearly see as much more the embodiment of a pervasive attitude than a particular style.