It would be as if East and West Berlin had existed on top of one another, rather than side by side, with a complex set of rules governing points of contact across the gerrymandered Cold War boundary between them.
These features are called "epigenetic" because they exist "on top" of the DNA sequence and retain inheritance from one cell generation to the next.
The different bracketed possibilities in the various texts exist on top of each other, untested, unmeasured.
"We are doing something not to replace the mainstream industry," she says, "but maybe to exist on top of it.
It's a little bit different because it seems to be a layer that will exist on top of current television offerings.
The enhanced stability of this catalyst may be due to scavenging of coke deposition on the Ni surface by lanthanum oxycarbonate species which exist on top of the Ni particles under reaction conditions.
The main problem a dispositional account of sounds has to face is that even if we accept that sounds are sound dispositions, there appear prima facie to exist, on top of those dispositions, the individual, occurrent sounds – those that last when the disposition is realized.
The nudes did come first -- but in these prints, they exist on top of the clothes, hovering over the garments even as they occupy them.
The dominant estate has rights that exist on top of that of the property owner who must, in turn, moderate his own rights for the purpose of serving the dominant's intended use.
If this interpretation is correct, then an aseismic décollement may exist on the top of a stalled slab that links these shallow active strands of the SAFS kinematically with its unknown SAFS deeper structure.
