The phrase "above sheets" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to sheets mentioned earlier in a document or conversation, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Please refer to the above sheets for the detailed information on the project."
Alternatives: "previous sheets" or "aforementioned sheets".
Taken from the balcony above, the sheets of newspaper spread out on the ground form a long white runner that cuts diagonally across the frame.
An improvised composition featuring René Magritte and his wife, Georgette; this might also become the theme of a painting, their faces floating above the sheets.
WITH goggles on their faces and pencils poised above lab sheets, the sixth graders in Alan Cass's classroom at the Seely Place Elementary School here gathered around the rug, staring at a small clear plastic film container.
And then, of course, there are those sharks circling the water, hilariously represented by three actors with silver fin caps on their heads, bobbing above blue sheets strung up across the back of the stage.
Conventional mechanical clinching attracted more and more attentions in recent years, but the application of mechanical clinching might be restricted because of the exterior protrusion above the sheets which could affect the performance of clinched joint.
As mentioned above, vacuolar sheets crossing the lumen of the vacuole and first "foamy" membranes appear in stage 3 and accumulate gradually.
The vortex passage above the sheet excites a resonance mode of motion, where the sheet oscillates at its least stable eigenmode.
Linear optical array and LED light source are placed below and above the sheet separately.
An arm is all that lies above the sheet, so she takes Jenny's one hand in her two hands.
Suspending a pen from a tree branch above a sheet of paper, Ms. Jones created the setup for an automatic writing exercise not unlike certain Surrealist experiments.
Elías was also artistic: he painted watercolours, drew fossils and, in a studio he set up on a boat, suspended a pen above a sheet of paper in such a way that the rocking of the waves would produce drawings.
