Sentence examples for screen overlap from inspiring English sources

The key piece of technology is a transparent resizable modular touch screen overlap material that you add to the screen after removing it from the rest of the laptop.

PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times The order will also mandate that captions not block other content on the screen, overlap one another, run off the edge of the video screen or be blocked by other information.

In this task a central stimulus is followed by the appearance of a peripheral stimulus either: (1) simultaneously with the offset of the central stimulus (baseline); or (2) while the central stimulus is still on the screen (overlap).

Genes in these pathways are also commonly mutated in human cancers, indicating that the signaling pathways mutated in our screen overlap with signaling pathways deregulated in human cancer (Table S3, Cancer Gene Census genes).

Here is the son et lumière Magic Lantern (1987), in which discs of primary colours are projected on screen, overlapping, merging, separating and fading in a continuous flow of images and afterimages that mesmerise the eye, ranging from dark suns and blue moons to blinding whiteouts.

We did attempt to screen overlaps, but any automated overlap screening resulted in loss of significant information, so we elected to report all MotifNetwork hits regardless of overlap.

Note that approximately 100 male centenarians included in the pooling-based genome screening overlap with this second set.

Many of the compounds identified in the OCRL and Synaptojanin hit pick screens overlapped.

The time frame of the latest search in the systematic reviews and the journal screening overlapped by six months, which resulted in one paper being included in both sets and two papers not being identified by the systematic reviews; we assume this was caused by the delay in full indexing in PubMed/Medline.

Work your way down the dirty window screens, overlapping your strokes with the brush to ensure you do not miss a spot.

The PT4R_ATH subset was used to screen for overlap with the root-hair transcriptome and proteome [ 15, 16].