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Meanings of superimpose in English
Portuguese
sobrepor-se Spanish
superponer Usage of superimpose in English
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Andy had certain male-orientated software packages that could superimpose her into sensenviron recordings.
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It is impossible to superimpose a left hand on to a right hand glove.
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But we superimpose culture and law on top of this.
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Records with and without a pre-pulse do not always superimpose.
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It certainly is a fact, however, that they superimpose.
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A proficiency with Photoshop (to superimpose his face on Batman's body).
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Sometimes they superimpose a telephone conversation over the proper arrangement of telegraph messages and vice versa.
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Current traces before and after a relatively short and small prepulse will superimpose after a time translation.
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A traumatic experience, combined with a new situation-yousuperimpose someone's face and start believing they were there.
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It began to superimpose itself over reality.
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The coaches also use apps to superimpose different dives on top of each other to compare differences in execution.
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We should not superimpose school-based assessment on the Irish educational system just because it is practised in other countries.
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A set of alignment rules was derived to superimpose these compounds onto a template structure, mazindol (1).
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Barbara Kruger Artist whose works superimpose pithy phrases on appropriated photographs 'I am sure this show will be huge.
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If we superimpose or combine these two squares, we get the arrangement of Diagram 3, which is one solution.
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The best (by far) was the user who chose to superimpose Joe Biden's face over the dress.
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Superimpose through the time