Sentence examples for terms overlap from inspiring English sources

But the remaining seven and a half months during which their terms overlap should not be wasted.

That may all be the case, but the United States and NATO (those terms overlap) have also increased their coordination, and quite a bit.

When both sets of terms overlap, the reduction is homogeneous.

In information-theoretic terms overlap is not a good measure of the similarity between two sampled networks, just as the size in bits of a file does not give its true information content.

* Note that the GO terms overlap.

The data also suggested that some GO terms overlap in cold-treated S. habrochaites, but not in S. lycopersicum (Additional file 3).

The transition has been made that much more difficult by the famously strained relationship between the two men, whose terms overlapped in the Senate for three years, until Mr. Lautenberg retired in 2000 after three terms.

When imaging thick or axially moving samples with spectral-domain optical coherence tomography, mirror terms overlapping with the signals of interest can cause ambiguities.

No Gene Ontology terms overlapped in a meaningful manner.

The staff often mediated disputes, Mr. Kean said, recalling that when his term overlapped with Mr. Carey's, the New York governor was facing a budget crisis and sought his support on a proposal to sell the World Trade Center and divide the proceeds.

The term overlapping channels [1] (or non-orthogonal channels) is used to describe a relation between at least two channels that share a frequency range.