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Minimal Intersections and vanishing (co)homology

We introduce a class of local Noetherian rings, which we call minimal intersections, and show that over such rings there exist classes of modules for which the derived functors Ext and Tor vanish non-trivially. This generalizes a well-known phenomenon of non-trivial vanishing of Ext and Tor for modules over complete intersections of codimension at least two.