overlap
وورلیپ
definition
verb
the canopy overlaps the house roof at one end
extend over so as to cover partly.
noun
an overlap of about half an inch
a part or amount that overlaps.
example
As it turned out, our dissertations had several areas of 'overlap' - not least being a mutual concern with accountability.
By arranging themselves according to an angle determined by phi, the leaves can fill the spaces in the most efficient way possible, with the least amount of 'overlap' .
She folded the ends over slightly so they wouldn't 'overlap' her head and tucked the parts of the blanket under her body snuggly.
This amount of sequence 'overlap' of genes on the same strand has not been found in mtDNA genes to date.
Now they live in the real world again, with occasional periods of 'overlap' with the world of the superheroes.
However, in the present study we were interested in core area 'overlap' between the two species, rather than absolute home range size.
Thus there was a brief period of 'overlap' between the two peoples and cultures.
Spatial 'overlap' between distributions can suggest intermolecular relationships.
The areas of 'overlap' are so numerous that the need for such coordination is, to my mind, self-evident.
This large amount of 'overlap' drives the inference of isolation-by-distance for the overall cladogram.
The fish's body is covered with scales that 'overlap' each other like the shingles on the roof of a house.
There is a large amount of 'overlap' among the characters, but a few characters are excluded from one or more of the data sets and others are slightly reworded or broken into different states.
Such 'overlap' presumably occurs because of alternatively spliced transcripts from the same gene.
Numerous studies from different laboratories have shown an extensive functional 'overlap' between these two cyclins.
While there is a fair amount of 'overlap' among the various articles, this collection reflects most of the distribution curve of current opinion on the subject.
However, there's a certain amount of 'overlap' with my household insurance.
This 'overlap' of harvest periods is an example of the resource allocation problem among cotton and peanuts.
This meant that to some extent there remained an 'overlap' of interest between the advanced capitalist economies.
A difficult area is the 'overlap' with multiple sclerosis.
there is some 'overlap' in requirements
However, the amount of functional 'overlap' between the two gene products is limited.
an 'overlap' of about half an inch
As suggested in Chapter 21, there are areas of 'overlap' and commonality between them.
The challenge lies in persuading it that there is an 'overlap' between its national interest and that of the West.
When Westrick recently found out about and read the paper, she was intrigued by the areas of 'overlap' and by the alternative approaches to various topics.
This period represented an 'overlap' between war and stability operations.
Some of these aspirations are based in the undeniable areas of 'overlap' between writing, editing and design.
A considerable 'overlap' exists in dairy processing and food ingredients manufacture.
This comparison will allow you to have the same amount of 'overlap' on every print.
Finchem said the new Senior PGA Tour lineup would provide more events, and reduce 'overlap' with regularly scheduled PGA Tour telecasts.
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