Examples of using Intersected in English and their translations into Greek
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whose career with the agency has intersected with the program of so-called‘enhanced interrogation techniques' on a number of occasions.
the individual stories have often intersected and are now part of a common story-a story of how God has led them to work together on a common educational mission called CMU.
invited associates decided that the world had become so small and their interests intersected so often,
Most apparently it used a new method for dispersing the incoming radiation by using a faceted form where most planes were aligned and intersected at an obtuse angle.
In our LPIS survey, 33 Member States/ regions told us that such a system was already in place to indicate how all aid applications intersected spatially with the informa- tion in the LPIS.
those paths intersected on many points-such as the connection of breath to life, thought, emotions
productive works from this period intersected conceptual and embodied concerns in ways that began to transform the basic question of art's value,
after the China debacle in 1927, intersected the newly emergent anti-colonial movement which was gathering steam as a result of World War I.
The cities plan was based on a system of main avenues intersected by smaller roads that converged on a main open square surrounded by municipal buildings and churches.
whose career with the agency has intersected with the program of so-called‘enhanced interrogation techniques' on a number of occasions.
One of the major results was Kummer's Cardinality Theory which states that a set"A" is computable iff there is an"n" such that some algorithm enumerates for each tuple of"n" different numbers up to"n" many possible choices of the cardinality of this set of"n" numbers intersected with"A";
suggesting that a search near the locations where the orbits of Ceres and Pallas intersected might reveal more fragments.
its anti-bureaucratic rhetoric intersected a comparable impulse in the Western“New Left”,
only if there is an n such that some algorithm enumerates for each tuple of n different numbers up to n many possible choices of the cardinality of this set of n numbers intersected with A; these choices must contain the true cardinality
The tower's coverage radius intersects part of the forest.
When art intersects with poetry, the coincidence seems to be magical!
The Kurdish issue intersects with regional issues.
The Kurdish issue intersects with regional issues.
Party communism intersects with the social and moral transformations of society.
Its orbit intersects that of an artificial satellite.