Sentence examples for on the superimposition from inspiring English sources

Based on the superimposition of Tm1631 with endonuclease IV, a hypothetical model of the Tm1631-DNA complex was constructed.

Moreover, kinase-ligand interaction fingerprints based on the superimposition of co-crystallized Xâ€'ray structures were computed and mapped on the alignment.

The analysis of experimental results was made through a visco-elasto-hysteresis model, based on the superimposition of three stress components.

Anatomical localization was based on the superimposition of SPM-T maps onto the MNI template using MRIcro [80], [81].

Figure 8 shows the target ligands superimposed on the query protein based on the superimposition of the atoms in common.

Since real-time sonoelastography is based on the superimposition of polychromatic maps of elasticity onto 2-dimensional images, elasticity is determined subjectively and nodular lesions are scored from E1 to E5 in accordance with the mapping scheme defined by Ueno and Itoh [ 1].

Among EOS system users, arm positioning is still subject to debate on lateral views because of the superimposition of both humeri on the spine and possible shift in sagittal spinal alignment.

A study of the superimposition of the colours on the Royal Ordnance Factory of Seville provides information about the history of this monument.

Now, a few seconds after the voice of Frank McGee said, on the air, "Neil Armstrong's on his stomach, feet first, coming out," Messuri shouted to a technician responsible for the superimposition of titles on the screen, "Set me up 'First Live Pictures from the Moon,' baby!" "Go to Houston!" Kitchell said loudly.

Its apt admonition is that the superimposition of one culture on another, however well intended, is unpredictably combustible, that the mongrel of generations hence may well mutate unpleasantly, that progress (as we define it) involves peril.

The severity of the spinal curve on the frontal view and the superimposition of both humeri on the lateral view (a) complicate the visibility of the thoracic vertebrae.