Sentence examples for overlaps from from inspiring English sources

They and Anthony Wordsworth arrived in the summer and, with Coker's overlaps from left-back, Southend presented a recurring threat.

J.P. Morgan Chase has got rid of two-thirds of its investment bankers in M&A and issuance because of overlaps from the merger that created the firm and the decline in business since.

"Einstein's Clocks" is the third in a series of books, beginning with "How Experiments End," in 1987, and "Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics," published in 1997, in which he has reimagined 20th-century physics, in all its complexity and messy interdisciplinary overlaps "from the shop floor," as Dr. Daniel Kevles, a science historian at Yale, once put it.

We take the overlaps from Value Line's least desirable category (its Group Five) with Zweig's (its Group Nine).

The bending mode at 402 cm−1 is also ascribed to chrome yellow, while the bands at 381 and 325 cm−1 are assigned as overlaps from both pigments [4, 21 23].

We utilised 20 frequencies, ranging from 0.43 to 320 Hz, for the three-dimensional inversion of all 64 sites, since the frequency range of AMT and WMT surveys overlaps from 0.35 to 320 Hz, and the penetration depth of the higher parts of the AMT responses (> 320 Hz) is too shallow to be dealt with in the present computational mesh.

Often there is some overlap from one institution to another.

Marcos Alonso overlapped from left-back and, having dodged Steven Reid, crossed in Colback's direction.

Here, curator Laura McLean-Ferris traces the work-life overlap from the 60s onwards via four artists.

Can the same league be so different to two former players, whose careers overlapped from 1989 to 1997?

Concentric circles of activity overlap from outside in, resonate, fuse, disconnect and then finally fade.