Sentence examples for overlap broadly from inspiring English sources
Morphological and plumage characters overlap broadly.
The two overlap broadly, but only the Western Meadowlark is found in the mountains and west of the continent where it can be a common and often heard component of any open area, from native grassland to ranchland.
E-commerce, anecdotally, is a popular channel because the demographics for online buyers, nootropics enthusiasts, and young professionals/students overlap broadly," Woo says.
E-commerce, anecdotally, is a popular channel because the demographics for online buyers, nootropics enthusiasts, and young professionals/students overlap broadly," Woo says.
It shares this genus with Transandinomys bolivaris, which has even longer vibrissae; the two overlap broadly in distribution and are morphologically similar.
In some other insect species (e.g., Mecoptera, Lepidoptera, and some Trichoptera) the jugal lobe of the fore wing covers a portion of the hind wing (jugal coupling), or the margins of the fore and hind wing overlap broadly (amplexiform coupling), or the hindwing bristles, or frenulum, hook under the retaining structure or retinaculum on the forewing.
Other biological traits and total species richness overlapped broadly across both classes, but IF had significantly higher mean species richness.
At sea it overlaps broadly with the Galapagos Petrel (Pterodroma phaeopygia), which is similar in shape and size, although the Galapagos is darker above, more extensively black on the head and with a bolder dark stripe on the underwing.
Copeland council (which overlaps broadly but not exactly with the constituency) voted 62% to leave and, with Reed leaving parliament at the end of January, campaigning may start very soon after the supreme court ruling in the article 50 case, which could trigger a bout of media hysteria about Brexit supposedly being blocked.
An appreciable number of adults fail to establish territories and live quietly as non-hooting/non-breeding "floaters". At Kluane, Yukon Territory, floaters overlapped broadly with defended territories, and intrusions occurred regularly, though most often at the periphery or boundaries of defended territories, probably to avoid aggressive behavior of defenders.
Although civil disobedience often overlaps broadly with other types of dissent, nevertheless some rough distinctions may be drawn between the key features of civil disobedience and the key features of these other practices.
