Sentence examples for somehow overlaps from inspiring English sources

VanRullen suspects this might arise because the brain somehow overlaps those sensory snapshots, rather than refreshing its picture anew.

The consumer adoption and merchant acceptance patterns of cards have been relatively slow in many countries and the usage and diffusion of cards at the ATM and at the POS have somehow overlapped.

Presumably, prognosis of root canal-treated teeth measured by these two different but somehow overlapping treatment outcomes might be influenced by different sets of factors.

Mr. Gomes gets a big yanking and kicking duet with Ms. Herrera, and somehow Sandra Brown and Mr. Lopez overlap with Mr. Corella and Ms. Murphy.

"For me, where social enterprises and the arts intersect is the perfect overlap, people somehow advancing culture, somehow creating some kind of impact," he continues.

Note that healthy elderly subjects showed the distance effect only in the gap condition and we have argued that the distance effect was somehow hidden in the overlap condition.

Somehow, on deeper levels, they overlap.

The views don't hurt either: lush, shaded overlapping hills that somehow give the pond the aura of a Scottish loch.

As we all know, the media industry in the UK is predominantly populated by people who got there entirely on merit, which somehow seems to have randomly overlapped with the fact that those people are also predominantly white and male.

Rather than seeing our lifestyles and social networks as somehow separate from economic inequalities, there are overlaps that can work together to produce social advantage and disadvantage.

A less extreme alternative is to assume that the resource is somehow shared among trees where their ZOIs overlap.