Sentence examples for vertical overlap from inspiring English sources
Overbite: the vertical overlap of incisors, measured to the nearest half millimetre vertically from the incisal edge of the maxillary right central incisor to the incisal edge of the corresponding mandibular right incisor.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of the heterostructure provides the first direct observation that a pristine vertical overlap of MoS2 on graphene exists, instead of previously reported horizontal stitching, and demonstrates full preservation of the van der Waals gap in the overlap region.
The transition from one electron acceptor to the other downwards in the sediment occurs when the most favourable is exhausted, although some vertical overlap may occur.
However, an exception to this is when there are two age classes of a given species between which there is no vertical overlap.
Anterior open bite is a malocclusion characterized by a deficiency in the normal vertical overlap between antagonist incisal edges when the posterior teeth are in occlusion [1].
Anterior open bite was defined as the absence of vertical overlap between the upper and lower teeth in the anterior region.
Draw two big vertical overlapping ovals.
The end gain was also decreased compared to controls for horizontal and vertical 10° overlap and vertical 5° overlap saccades (P = 0.001 for horizontal 10° overlap, P < 0.001 for vertical 10° overlap, P < 0.001 for vertical 5° overlap).
End gain for horizontal and vertical 10° overlap and vertical 5° overlap saccades was also decreased compared to all other patient groups (except horizontal 10° overlap saccades compared to PA patients).
As compared to controls, FTD patients displayed mildly hypometric saccades, that is the gains of the first saccade towards targets that appeared 5° up or down or 10° left or right of the central fixation point were smaller (P = 0.013 for vertical 5° overlap, P = 0.038 for horizontal 10° gap; Supplementary Tables S1 and S2).
Moreno et al. [6] maximized the available stopping sight distance (SSD) at crest vertical curves overlapped with horizontal curves in two lane highways.
