The phrase "overlapping to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where two things are intersecting or sharing a common area. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The two circles on the Venn diagram are overlapping to show the similarities between the two subjects."
The top line is the vector z, the rectangles with dashed line are original group vector (z i ) g, and the rectangles with solid line are the generalized points, which changes the overlapping to non-overlapping.
Similarly, one can also imagine a switch from overlapping to non-overlapping by a change in the 5' UTR, in the 3' UTR, or a combination of both.
The non-overlapping sequence was significantly larger than the overlapping to make the melting temperature of the former higher than that of the latter.
The East Hampton etchings, completed mostly from around 1917 through 1929, are fairly typical of his style — short crisp lines, often overlapping to create intricate and detailed imagery.
Under those most forgiving circumstances, this period-instrument band, its personnel overlapping to a considerable extent with that of the newer New York Collegium, sounded reasonably persuasive in the symphony.
Each tree, and there are forests of them, is stitched leaf by leaf, with leaves overlapping to create what amounts to a three-dimensional relief.
A set of concentric coloured rings, known as an atmospheric corona, often overlapping to produce a single diffuse whitish ring, is sometimes observed around the Moon.
Since environmental protection is one critically important realm in which the Party finds its interests overlapping — to some degree, at least — with those of independent writers, artists, intellectuals, and non-governmental actors, Cai has been able to push boundaries.
Kant views anthropology as overlapping to some extent in subject matter with empirical psychology.
