Sentence examples for their superimposed from inspiring English sources

Over ages, this churning sea moves the plates as well as their superimposed continents and ocean basins, tearing them apart and rearranging them like pieces of a puzzle.

The latter indicates that the detected lead signal is mostly stemming from below these subjects as the fluorescence is (partly) absorbed by their superimposed paint layers.

Several pieces derived their force from superimposed meters, like the five-against-four animating "Flying Dream," a prog-fusion excursion intended to showcase Pierre Perchaud on guitar.

Most pools turned out to be negative for binding, judging by their spectra that superimposed perfectly on a reference HSQC (whose resonances had been assigned previously; see also below).

d, Typical densities of secondary structures and substrate in the proteasome superimposed with their atomic models.

The pieces that most upset the survivors were a model of a concentration camp made of Lego; a "Giftgas Giftset" of poison gas canisters with Chanel, Hermès and Tiffany & Company logos; and a photo of Buchenwald prisoners in their bunks with a superimposed image of the artist holding a Diet Coke can.

The authors predict large increases in motoneuronal excitation for minor increases in voluntary force and VA (as shown by small decreases in the superimposed twitch, their Fig. 9c).

Trial registered at http://www.clinicaltrials.gov: NCT00355862 (EudraCT Number: 2005-005362-36) Patients witHCCCC that receive a LT in an attempt to cure their cancer and any superimposed liver disease face at least two major issues.

After a 60-second rest without stimulated twitches, these were restarted, and patients were asked to perform QF contractions at approximately 50% of their previously attained MVC, aided by visual feedback from their force traces, on which superimposed twitches were then visualised.

The users were also divided on whether the superimposed images of their fingers were helpful.

Simple troubadour songs kept finding their way into the sublimely superimposed vocal lines of two-, three- and even four-voice motets.