John Meehan, the editor of the Hull Daily Mail, pointed out that 60 local BBC TV services largely overlapped with the catchment areas of 75 evening newspapers.
A smooth-talking farmboy who had grown up in the area, Mr. Hance was a rising political star who represented a state senate district that largely overlapped with the 19th Congressional district they were fighting over.
But since his two terms in the White House have largely overlapped the extended run of prosperity, Mr. Clinton and his team have not been shy about claiming their share of credit.
Had he been elected president, Mr. McCain's near-term policy choices would have largely overlapped with Mr. Obama's, he said - and the differences would have had only marginal effects by now.
For part of the show he stayed with the concept, bantering with audience members and leading the band through choices from the wheel (which largely overlapped his best-of albums).
The spectra are dominated by the parchment peaks, while those of ink material are largely overlapped.
Interestingly, the spatial pattern of intra-subject dynamic modular variability largely overlapped with that of inter-subject modular variability, both of which were highly reproducible across repeated scanning sessions.
Not considering mutants, the root cone angles of the indica and japonica panels largely overlapped, while indica accessions are said to be generally shallow rooted and japonica accessions to be deep rooted (Lafitte et al. 2001).
The down-regulated genes in the srk2d srk2e srk2i and areb1 areb2 abf3 triple mutants largely overlapped in ABA-dependent expression, which supports the view that SRK2D/E/I regulate AREBs in ABA signaling in response to osmotic stress.
I would like to do so both anecdotally and also by considering more seriously some aspects of that span of time and achievement, which has largely overlapped with the establishment of Chomsky's Transformational Grammar (henceforward, 'T-G') and related approaches.
Xunzi, whose career largely overlapped with Gongsun Long's, introduced the concept of a "common name" (gong ming), or general term, which may refer to things at different levels of generality (22.2f).
