Examples of using Intersected in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It seems like their lives never really intersected.
They are greatly intersected by gullies or dry watercourses.
It's all connected by Disney monorail, boat and bus(free) and intersected by highways and roads.
The Karst and Brkini are intersected by well-maintained regional and local roads.
Two avenues wererevealed along the eastern and western edges of the hill that intersected with crossing streets.
Similarly, if the -100 line is intersected from above, a downtrend can be expected.
The temple was visible from both Abusir and Giza[38]and was probably located where the lines from the Abusir and Giza necropolises intersected.[34].
White walls rising over green hills, intersected with clear waters.
The main ribs are intersected by additional non-supporting, lierne ribs, which in this case form a star-shaped pattern at the apex of the vault.
The warehouses are built on oak timber piles and the area is intersected by canals that ships navigate during high tide.
These influences intersected with prohibition, reactions to WWI, and the sultry nightlife of the big city to produce an energetic progressive culture.
Remember that mission report, sg-1 stepped through the gate,their wormhole accidentally intersected with a solar flare, and they were sent back to 1969?
Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, which is intersected by gravel paths, stone walls and beautiful beaches, the apartments have their own garden and are ideal for family holidays.
His courage, positive energy andethics at work have led him further where his path intersected with the people running the Jamie Oliver foundation.
As the influence of Romanticism and later psychoanalysis intersected with the world of literature, biographies continued to become more detailed in their explorations of the subject's emotional and psychological experiences.
These descriptions will come to life to those who want to get acquainted with theislands typical Dalmatian stone landscape, intersected with beautiful olive groves.
He knew that where the energy lines intersected in a knot formation, cancers would manifest.
The paper addresses the Slovenian uprisings by way of auto-ethnography, with a focus on the interpersonal level,accentuating the fact of complex, intersected social divisions.
Novalja's hinterland, called the Novalja Field, is intersected by kilometers of bike trails that pass between numerous vineyards.
But the momentum wasn't strong enough for the price to break both the 0.5 Fibonacci level andthe downtrends resistance as they have perfectly intersected where the price attempted to cross.
Territory of residential townships, towns, wooded and intersected terrain, obstacles to wind, natural or artificial, about 10 meters high.
Two shafts of conditioners are different in diameter and rotational speed showing a different movement with opposite rotation direction, which makes the materials, steam and liquid be fully mixed,sheared and intersected by paddles of two shafts;
Craig's earlier work on the Kalam Cosmological Argument andon divine omniscience intersected significantly with the philosophy of time and the nature of divine eternity.
This area was long before intersected by Roman roads that branched from the Via Flavia, the main road that connected Trieste, Poreč, Pula and Rijeka, and formed approach roads to certain inhabited sites.
Furthermore, companies are characterized by a constant interest in technology research andeducation, intersected with local culture and a century-long tradition.
Note: There have been many rumors of ancient‘tunnel' systems being intersected during the excavations of sub-basement levels below major industrial and mall areas in downtown Salt Lake City.
The biggest bay, called"the bay of Pag", is rounded by 20 kilometers of pebble beaches, and the biggest part of the island is characterized byits"moonlike" rocky landscape with only few trees and intersected by long drystone walls typical of Dalmatian coast.
Two main streets, lined with colonnades and said to have been eachabout 60 meters(200 ft) wide, intersected in the center of the city, close to the point where the Sema(or Soma) of Alexander(his Mausoleum) rose.
Two main streets, lined with colonnades and said to have been eachabout 60 metres(200 feet) wide, intersected in the centre of the city, close to the point where rose the Sema(or Soma) of Alexander(his Mausoleum).