Sentence examples for superimposed levels from inspiring English sources
The Europa-Linofilm drum is composed of four superimposed levels, each containing 120 duplex type matrices for example, with the same letter in both roman and italic easily interchangeable in order, since their identification is not linked to their place.
Radama's tomb bears features popularised during the reign of his father, Andrianampoinimerina: three superimposed levels (excluding the tomb house) with upright sheets of stone at the base level, one of which could be removed to provide access to the subterranean chamber where the sovereign's body was laid upon a massive stone slab.
In some cases (e.g. cluster at site 18E04), the eggs occurred in one or two superimposed levels.
Linear and grouped eggs occur in three superimposed levels and form an asymmetric, elongate, bowl-shaped profile in lateral view.
Pinyes clutches exhibit up to 28 eggs in three superimposed levels and the eggs occur in linear and grouped patterns within an elongate, shallow, bowl-shaped depression.
The tibia/fibula is held in place by a low level of continuous static "pre-load", onto which is superimposed higher levels of intermittent "dynamic" load.
The research demonstrates that it is useful, and sometimes essential, applying GPR attribute analysis especially when GPR records with low signal-to-noise ratio are available and when the subsurface stratigraphy is complex due to several superimposed archaeological levels.
The approximate model is simpler than the FHWA model when the non-straight road is divided into several road sections, their traffic-noise levels calculated individually, and all the sound levels superimposed to obtain the total traffic-noise level of the entire non-straight road.
Ammonia levels (light blue) are superimposed on protein levels (dark blue).
An image was created by superimposing successive levels, and, to read it well, it was necessary -- contrary to our modern habits -- to begin with the bottom level and, passing through all the intermediary layers, end with the top one.
Unstable and variable water levels are superimposed on generally low lake levels as indicated by the botanical macrofossils [ 72].
