Sentence examples for superimposed layers from inspiring English sources

There are two — or, rather, three — superimposed layers to the chronology of a musician's career.

This design includes five superimposed layers with a centrally-positioned electrolyte connecting two oxide films at least one of which having EC properties and with transparent electrical conductors surrounding the three-layer structure in the middle.

Artists sometimes used too much oil, leading to ineradicable wrinkling, or they superimposed layers that dried at different rates, producing a wide craquelure as a result of unequal shrinkage, a phenomenon that occurred increasingly as the 19th century progressed because of the use of a brown pigment called "bitumen".

The "Wall of Sound" can be characterized by the mix of classical acoustic and electric instruments, superimposed layers of sound recorded in an echo chamber.

Excavations of superimposed layers of occupation from Neolithic to Roman times provide a continuous record.

Hinges for houses usually were the plain strap type, but when ornamented they consisted of superimposed layers of sheet iron.

Perhaps designed elements in the public realm can function to recollect the memories of a neighborhood, merging or superimposing layers of the past onto the present.

By superimposing layers of different pseudocapacitive polyoxometalates, SiMo12O40−4 (SiMo12) and PMo12O40−3 (PMo12), the POMs exhibited continuous overlapped oxidation/reduction reactions and achieved an up to fourfold increase in area specific capacitance when compared with the double layer capacitance of bare MWCNTs.

In this activated state, on the one hand, Bravo is superimposing layers on LCD screens to help us enter into a new cognizance, where perception is mediated between what is real and what is virtual.

The sedimentary layers in the valley can be generalized as coarser sand and gravel layers at the bottom superimposed with layers of sand and clay deposit of lacustrine facies; fluvial deposits from the Bagmati river system make up the topmost layer (Yoshida and Igarashi 1984; Dangol 1985; Shrestha et al. 1998; Sakai 2001).

As it is of interest to the relays, which are secondary users under the cognitive radio network context, to reduce the retransmission time for cooperation, we propose that the relays can first segment the primary user data into layers and superimpose these layers using IDM for retransmission.