Sentence examples for were intersected from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut into or between; to cut or cross mutually; to divide into parts.
- Parallel lines don't intersect.
To identify the genes commonly predicted by both algorithms, results were intersected using a Perl script; the intersection of TargetScan and miRanda algorithms was used for further analysis.
The resulting burn probability maps were intersected with maps of structure locations and land cover types.
To this end, N measurements from the 2005 European moss survey and modelled N atmospheric deposition in 2005 were intersected with a map of European landscapes.
The phenological point data and temperature grids were intersected within a GIS to estimate the air temperature values for each phenological observation site.
Sand- and siltstones of the Permian Ripon Formation were intersected in a deep drill core at a depth between 919.20 and 2294.95 m.
At first, the punctual data on the C storage were intersected with the available raster data on the predicting variables in a geographic information system (GIS).
Slope and CN map were intersected to get slope of each polygon, since each polygon has different slope, then calculation of weighted slope is need for each polygon.
The different polygons were intersected with the outline vector file of the study area and the area excluding the digitised polygons was assigned as cropland.
Furthermore, the climatic variables were provided in terms of 1 × 1-km2 raster data that were intersected with the punctual measurements on the C pools.
Red polygons in parts 1c and 2c (Fig. 5) show the advantages of applying routines where two (in our case) or more variables were intersected.
Forest cover density maps were intersected with 5 km mesh and estimates of forest area, forest carbon density for each Agro-ecological sub region and forest carbon pools were linked to the 5 km grid coverage of India.
