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Main Entry:	in·ter·sect [in-ter-sekt] /ˌɪntərˈsɛkt/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

He combines immediacy with retrospection so that past and present intersect onstage.

It's far too easy today for us to become complacent about questions of law that intersect with questions of education policy.

Gradually, his life and that of the child-god began to intersect.

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He combines immediacy with retrospection so that past and present intersect onstage.

It's far too easy today for us to become complacent about questions of law that intersect with questions of education policy.

Gradually, his life and that of the child-god began to intersect.

The point in the grid where parallels and meridians intersect is called a coordinate.

As humans populate formerly wild regions, they increasingly intersect bird migration patterns.

Low roof lines own the show where sport and luxury lines intersect.

They belong to worlds that, in the normal course of events, would never intersect.

In literature, the sets intersect a wee bit, but not much.

The points where the electrode lines of one array intersect with the other become cells for storing memory bits.

Consider the movement of the forms-branches, rocks, clouds-and the way they intersect.

The first rule is that whenever bubbles join, three film surfaces intersect at every edge.

Unlike soap film, however, the planes of a gyroid's surface never intersect.

In other fields in the humanities, they intersect a little more.

Currency trading and real world economics almost do not intersect.

Find the center of the circle at the point where the two perpendicular lines drawn intersect or cross.

Interestingly the grooves seem to be regionally parallel, but then they also intersect in the photo.

The yellow box is the location where the two radii intersect.

These two circles, however, find it peculiarly hard to intersect.

Diagonal avenues are named for states, and will often intersect with traffic circles.

Great basic science discoveries are made when different disciplines intersect.

It is here, among the ranks of prehistoric predators, where science and science fiction intersect.

Two rigs are drilling relief wells that are meant to intersect the blown-out well and fill it with mud.

It is where the old and new technologies intersect in the exploration of consciousness.

At some stage an intersect may be reached at which point consumers expect everything and are willing to pay nothing.

In other words, the parallel universe of racing simulation is about to intersect with reality.

The lines intersect with each other, there are two ticketing systems.

At some point theory has got to intersect with the real world.

It's getting hard to tell the festivals apart without a scorecard, and sometimes they intersect.

Not until texts moved to tape did their paths intersect.

Their respective bodies of work did not really intersect.

As a result, some comets have orbits that intersect or partially overlap the earth's path.

We only intersect with our data shadows once in a while.

The six duplexes on the top floors have private interior courtyards, where the building's huge support trusses intersect.

Business interests tend to intersect with morality with similar rarity.

Heartache is not the only way emotional and physical pain intersect in our brain.

Unbiased reporting can be particularly daunting whenever science-based issues intersect with personal beliefs.

The worlds of contemporary dance and college athletics rarely intersect.

Religion is based on faith and beliefs, and does not intersect with science at all.

Numerous submarine canyons and gullies head at the shelf edge and were able to intersect sand from numerous littoral cells.

The worlds of light opera and the blues rarely intersect.

The borders at which these plates intersect are called sutures or suture lines.

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