superimposed 的定义
Geology.
- having a course not adjusted to the structure of the rocks presently undergoing erosion but determined rather by a prior erosion cycle or by formerly overlying rocks or sediments.
superimposed 近义词
lay over something else
更多superimposed例句
- A series of images flash onto the screen, superimposed over a bleak landscape.
- People will laugh, but for the helicopters and tanks, we just photographed some kids toys and superimposed them.
- They superimposed a radar image of the coming storm over a map of the Houston area and broadcast it.
- For weeks, Photoshoppers superimposed other images next to McCain, making for some very tongue-in-cheek pictures.
- Jurors watched spellbound as a piece of recovered duct tape was superimposed over her tiny nose and mouth.
- They lie either singly or superimposed to form more or less irregular clusters (Fig. 36).
- At the southern angle of the block, he found a mass of superimposed rocks, probably fragments of the fallen summit.
- The building has a stone vault, the flat mud roof of the country being superimposed as an outer covering.
- It was a "communistic despotism," a community with a despot and a ruling class superimposed upon its socialism.
- The abacus superimposed might be on a very thin, little more than formal, as at b; but on c must be thick, as at d.