overlap
ஒன்றுடன் ஒன்று
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.
translation of 'overlap'
மேல் அமை,
மடி
example
Additionally, individual dimensions have been shown to 'overlap' to a high degree in adolescence.
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.
Leaving a greater 'overlap' , I folded the CaseSkin right down into the groove that secures the sidepanel.
A difficult area is the 'overlap' with multiple sclerosis.
Such 'overlap' presumably occurs because of alternatively spliced transcripts from the same gene.
This 'overlap' of harvest periods is an example of the resource allocation problem among cotton and peanuts.
The amount of 'overlap' was governed by successive decimal digits of pi.
As it turned out, our dissertations had several areas of 'overlap' - not least being a mutual concern with accountability.
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.
There is a functional 'overlap' between undue influence and unconscionable dealing, although analytically the doctrines are distinct.
They understand, increasingly, that Cold War approaches do not serve their national interests and that Russian and American strategic interests 'overlap' in many areas.
This large amount of 'overlap' drives the inference of isolation-by-distance for the overall cladogram.
The areas of 'overlap' are so numerous that the need for such coordination is, to my mind, self-evident.
Thus there is a certain amount of 'overlap' between the various chapters, and while this is by no means excessive, it does generate some slight inconsistencies in presentation.
Finally, the amount of 'overlap' occurring along any column in the design was to be translated into a particular color of tile.
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.
The physical regions of the country 'overlap' both national boundaries and cultural regions.
Whether one does or does not acquire the book depends upon the 'overlap' between the interests of the reader and the book's topics.
The government is in need of a higher level of coordination for the reconstruction in Aceh in order to prevent an 'overlap' of activities and ensure that funding is used appropriately.
As an alternative to backstitching, begin the stitching right at the dots and leave thread tails to tie off; 'overlap' the stitching where it meets at the center back.
However, the amount of functional 'overlap' between the two gene products is limited.
They 'overlap' in important ways, but it's a big mistake.
There was also found to be an 'overlap' between shifts which led to some workers doing nothing for half an hour at each daily changeover.
Although the three conceptions 'overlap' to some extent, they involve important differences of emphasis.
Large diffusion coefficients or small growth rates reduce species 'overlap' .
A considerable 'overlap' exists in dairy processing and food ingredients manufacture.
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' .
the curtains 'overlap' at the center when closed
an 'overlap' of about half an inch
Credits: Google Translate
