Sentence examples for are overprinted from inspiring English sources
verb
To print over what has already been printed.
They are overprinted with a combination of transparent yellow and white inks.
These natural signals are overprinted by abrupt changes in pollen species caused by volcanic eruptions.
Such a map, therefore, has a topographic background printed in subdued colours on which the geologic or soil patterns are overprinted in prominent colours.
The domains display a basin and dome-like architecture, and are overprinted by partitioned structures from successively shallower crustal depth.
D1 structures are overprinted by steeply dipping, NNW-striking foliation planes that are axial planar to folds and local crenulation cleavage (F2 folds).
www.tillescenter.org Correction: September 10, 2000, Sunday A continuation line in the Dance listing on Page 26 of Arts & Leisure today and the first line of a January entry are overprinted and illegible.
The stamp is overprinted to discourage counterfeiters.
The image on one side of the posters is overprinted with a transcription of the short script, the plain details.
If the first plate has high relief and is overprinted while wet, the second plate will crush it completely.
The overlay (to be overprinted at the bottom of a sheet - scroll down) tells how to use it.
This flat lying fabric has been overprinted by regional-scale E-W trending upright folds.
