| The robust version of descriptive philosophy of science derives from, or superimposes upon, the conclusions of modest descriptivism, a theory about evaluative practice. |
| A daring marriage of sterling silver and boxwood, this piece cleverly superimposes a sugar bowl, creamer and coffee pot. |
| To study crash tests, VW superimposes an image of an intact car over the wreckage of a crashed vehicle. |
| René Binamé juxtaposes and superimposes reedy melodies and walls of guitars. |
| This function superimposes a previously recorded image onto the viewfinder, making it easy to shoot in the same framework as a previous take. |
| In each unit, the artist superimposes an outlined figure onto elaborate floral designs borrowed from Ottoman ceramics. |
