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Meanings of superpose in English
Portuguese
sobrepor-se Spanish
superponer Usage of superpose in English
1
This stove consists of two or more superposed pipes provided with radiators.
2
In its face are two sets of caves, one superposed over the other.
3
A vague Rambouillet Palace is superposed upon the forbidding silhouette of the Salpêtrière.
4
Be it remarked, in passing, that Tacitus is not historically superposed upon Cæsar.
5
On this current is superposed the incoming voice currents from a distant station.
6
They are not so much arranged about one another as superposed and higgledy-piggledy.
7
All such wave-motions can be produced by superposing a number of simple wave forms.
8
It applies itself to the earth, and superposes itself with a sort of suction.
9
On superposing all these curves, a satisfactory agreement was found to exist between them.
10
Is it an element, coordinate with others, or something superposed?
11
When rare events are superposed against rare events, the association between them can be striking.
12
The mica is found in superposed lamellae, not isolated.
13
It lies north and south, the southern end being supported by three small superposed slabs.
14
Rows of portholes, covered with thick, stout glass, indicated the location of the superposed decks.
15
In the latter, two elements are represented superposed.
16
Our spirituality is superposed on a natural basis.