PROFESSOR: And the background blur, basically at the high frequencies that the eye can't follow and then, kind of, superimposed on that again, we can see the frequencies that are aliased down.
And we show here the set of samples, once again, superimposed on which we have the continuous time signal, which of course is exactly the same curve as we have in the top.
It's now not uncommon to own mugs with One Direction boyband member Harry Styles's face as the background, and Keep Calm and Love Harry superimposed over it (again, seriously, that is a thing).
Jane Richardson's ribbon drawing of Cu,Zn superoxide dismutase, again, superimposed with a rendering of the ribbons using the KiNG (Kinemage, Next Generation) software developed in the Richardson Laboratory.
At 266 nm, the six difference spectra containing the AR + Asc are again superimposed, forming the thicker upper line in each series.
The ellipsoidal contour was again superimposed on sections containing the CALB-SDN, as described above, and all cells within the contour (calbindin-positive plus thionin only) were counted.
One could also superimpose the template again and predict the sites with the obtained weights.
Again, superimposing the stained gel and the Western blot can highlight the relevant spots.
It finds parts of a picture that look like something else and the result is often real nightmare material, like disembodied eyes or the newly memed "puppyslug," emphasizing those images again and again until they're psychedelically superimposed over the original, kind of like a computer's version of the images people pick out of Rorchach inkblots or abstract paintings.
If you think the situation would improve if the computer display appeared superimposed on the world itself, think again.
