Sentence examples for effectively overlap from inspiring English sources

To effectively overlap communication and computation, we divide the tree traversal into local and remote parts.

In some cases, it has ceased to support and work with third-party apps that it feels effectively overlap with features and functions that Twitter offers directly.

The pre-conditions for energy transfer from a donor to an acceptor are that the emission of the donor must effectively overlap with the absorption of the acceptor, and the donor and acceptor must be close together with separation less than 10 nm (Clegg 1996).

Importantly, as the respective ranges of νQ values for different chemical species (i.e., Cl atom bound to sp vs. sp carbons) effectively overlap, it is difficult, if not impossible, to obtain unambiguous chemical information from pure Cl NQR of these powdered samples.

This discussion signifies a major sea change, in that cybersecurity and physical security have now effectively overlapped.

In the center, the trapped electron occupying an orbital effectively overlaps the d shells of the surrounding magnetic ions.

In its (in famous 'quadrant' diagram, the company outlined its position towards third parties that added value to what Twitter was doing versus those that effectively overlapped with Twitter's own efforts: those who were building Twitter clients that "mimic" Twitter's own experience in reproducing the Twitter stream were getting cut off.

Fig. 5G shows that accumulation of the NtBOB1 transcript exhibited two peaks that effectively overlapped progression through the S and M phase, respectively.

The measured BET surface area of TRGC was 385 m2 g−1, which was higher than that of the as-prepared TRG (305 m2 g−1) suggesting that the in situ generation of CuO NPs effectively prevented overlap and coalescence of the graphene sheets.

The specimen (see also Hou & Bergström figure 77A, B [ 12]) shows seven free trunk tergites; the head shield is strongly curved adaxially, leaving effectively no overlap with the first (seventh from the posterior) tergite, let alone the second (sixth from posterior).

These combine to effectively isolate overlapping or interfering illumination.