Where the curves cross is the potential steady state (S).

A person can see that the red curve crosses the x-axis, the line that goes from left to right, at -1.

Over time, that weighs against you and at some point those two curves cross.

In the figure above the point where the two blue curves cross is a singular point.

In other words this curve "does not cross itself and has no missing points".

The curve crosses the U-axis at an unemployment rate of 5.5%.

Those two curves cross somewhere-they have to, or we'd never be able to reach CM26.

The transition temperature is the unique point where the different curves cross.

The curve didn't cross 0 until 2006, and there were seasonal fluctuations causing an increase in ice mass through mid-2007.

As the figure shows, the supply-and-demand curves cross at some price.