The seasonal changes in a lake's level may be superimposed on longer-term trends, which in some cases dominate.
Two types of coloration may act in combination; in some instances, for example, structurally coloured and pigmented layers may be superimposed.
Structures of the second level may be superimposed to structures of the third level (e.g., Fig. 22).
The usual advantages of parameter space techniques apply where other design criteria may be superimposed, allowing multiple objectives to be achieved non-conservatively.
The processes of silicon nanoparticle formation and oxidation may be superimposed if silicon oxide films are subjected to high-temperature treatment in oxygen-containing environment.
Additionally, relevant dose response matrices may be superimposed [11, 23, 25] to reveal different shapes of response surfaces, which may encode information of underlying biological network topology [11, 30, 31].
Most of remotely sensed spectra are composed of mixtures and not necessarily pure materials, and then the spectral reflectance curves produce a continuum upon which diagnostic absorptions may be superimposed.
As has been shown previously for material production [TFSC, vol.78, 2011], the two activities may be correlated to such an extent that they may be superimposed to a large degree, for all growth stage except stage IV, simply by an origin-shift.
Indeed, the original product design may be superimposed on its virtual prototype, so that areas with dimensional errors beyond design limits may be clearly highlighted to facilitate point-to-point analysis of the surface texture and the dimensional accuracy of the prototype.
However, in addition to the fact that the onset potential is an undefined physico-chemical value which is dependent on the sensitivity of the used potentiostat its determination using voltammetry at the catalyst-modified electrode surface may be superimposed by additional Faradaic reactions e.g. from redox conversions of the catalyst material or corrosion processes.
