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Meanings of point of intersection in English
Portuguese
intersecção Catalan
punt d'intersecció Usage of point of intersection in English
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The point of intersection of all these assembled sovereignties is called society.
2
More important still, the point of intersection was almost in sight.
3
The cloister, that cloister, is the point of intersection of horrors.
4
Before he had reached the point of intersection he heard voices from the thicket.
5
Stephen reached the point of intersection, stood still and listened.
6
Complete the parallelogram, a b c d, and let the point of intersection, b, represent perdition.
7
With this in operation across the point of intersection like a shuttle, interference would be extremely dangerous.
8
The point of intersection locates the center.
9
I met him exactly at the point of intersection, under the shadow of a great, old oak.
10
At the point of intersection between the transept and the nave the supports of the central tower rose.
11
Dru hoped that the point of intersection would at least prove peaceful, like the eye of a storm.
12
Notice also the exquisite pendentive of the roof at the point of intersection of the nave and short false transepts.
13
His first thought was that it was the point of intersection and he had somehow been drawn back to it.
14
At the point of intersection he attached two guy-ropes, making the end of one fast to a cake of beach-ice.
15
It was the point of intersection of two rays-onefrom below and one from above- ablackand a white ray.
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When you follow two separate chains of thought, Watson, you will find some point of intersection which should approximate to the truth.