Sentence examples for be interposed from inspiring English sources
verb
To insert something (or oneself) between other things.
- To interpose a screen between the eye and the light
Otherwise, the slab shape is unclear in region E, where PHS is estimated to be interposed.
Theoretically, soft tissue, scar tissue, ligament remnants, or chondral fragments may be interposed between the talus and the medial malleolus.
Tongue posture and activity: during swimming, the tongue rises from the palate, moving close to its rear, and it cannot therefore be interposed between the dental arches. 5.
When the anastomosis is adjacent to the trachea, even the cartilage portion of the trachea, vital tissue may need to be interposed between the trachea and anastomosis.
The private address DMZ segment is not considered as a direct extension of the Internet because a network address translator or proxy has to be interposed between the private address DMZ hosts and the Internet.
Columnist William Safire, who was a speechwriter for Nixon at the time, later wrote that "Many of us felt strongly that no unelected personality clothed in the garb of network objectivity should be interposed between the elected leader in the 'bully pulpit' and the people.
A retailer has been interposed between theatrical message and audience reception.
At the start such poses were interposed with blackouts emphasizing shapes over movement.
The speaker issued a one-paragraph statement, saying, "I am advised that certain allegations of criminal conduct have been interposed against my counsel, J. Michael Boxley.
Synovial bursas are thin-walled sacs that are interposed between tissues such as tendons, muscles, and bones and are lined with synovial membrane.
Gyorgy Ligeti's Chamber Concerto (1970), a study in energy and texture that prefigures some of Mr. Greenwood's work, was interposed between them.
