Sentence examples for using superimposed layers of from inspiring English sources
Instead of using superimposed layers of singular purpose mechanisms for sensing, actuation, control and power in the form of high-tech electronic equipment as is emblematic for current approaches to climate responsiveness in architecture, the presented research follows an integrative, no-tech strategy that can be considered to follow biological rather than mechanical principles.
The spark plasma sintering (SPS) technique was successfully used to prepare dense nanoceramics with superimposed layers of Cu2O and ZnO nanopowders.
Instead of using glass-etching tools to cut into the superimposed layers of coloured glass (an opaque white casing over a dark blue ground), Northwood worked by hand, with steel tools of his own design, to create the white-on-blue cameo figures.
It reclaims ownership of time by dividing the movie's plot -- a lifelong love story and athletic rivalry between a boy and a girl -- into four quarters, using superimposed titles to announce the start of each one.
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.
The work of Geoffrey Hill (especially King Log [1968], Mercian Hymns [1971], Tenebrae [1978], and The Triumph of Love [1998]) treats Britain as a palimpsest whose superimposed layers of history are uncovered in poems, which are sometimes written in prose.
The SEM EDS analysis revealed that it is possible to distinguish several superimposed layers of pigments and preparation layers in the clock west face/VN1sample (Fig. 3).
Spriggs' artworks are made with superimposed layers of thin translucent film enclosed in Plexiglas, a technique he developed in 1999 to create the illusion of a three-dimensional landscape, and has been exploring ever since.
In this paper, we have developed a new method for estimating the LTV channels of uplink OFDMA systems by using superimposed training.
Maximal voluntary activation levels of KE and PF was assessed using superimposed high-frequency (100 Hz) doublets to detect central fatigue.
