Sentence examples for is interposed from inspiring English sources
verb
To insert something (or oneself) between other things.
- To interpose a screen between the eye and the light
In F3031, HIBPF06250 is interposed between tabA1 and IS 1016, and the gene (like the insertion sequence) is absent in F3047.
The central plot of the film is interposed with flashbacks from Billy Brown's childhood.
Moiré ribbon is interposed between billows of tulle, and it throws up the lightness of this material.
The first converter is interposed between the fuel cell and the DC AC inverter.
But the constitutional guaranty of equal protection of the laws is interposed against discriminations that are entirely arbitrary.
By contrast, an external-combustion device, such as the steam engine, employs a secondary working fluid that is interposed between the combustion chamber and power-producing elements.
"Sudan is interposing itself by providing arms to a terrorist group that is attacking the headquarters of the state," said a government statement.
The pairs were interposed by a 2 s delay.
A vapor annealing step was interposed for better ordering.
A retailer has been interposed between theatrical message and audience reception.
If the proceeding had been for libel, the defense of privilege might have been interposed.
