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In air or satellite imagery, scenes are often captured with an overlap of 30-40% so that the images can be viewed in stereo (3D). This means that part of an image is present in many images, but from a different angle. An example of stereo overlap is the human eyes, which see the same objects from different points, with overlap, which allows the determination of distance and depth. This technique allows the measurement of the height of objects and of the topography, and is how many of the older topographic maps were made.
An overlap in their nichesAPEX 9.23.20
animal cells have just a membrane and plant cells have a cell wall to overlap the membrane.
A food web is a model that shows how food chains overlap.
an overlap in their niches
Technically, an anthropologist studies all aspects of humanity - physical (or biological), cultural, and archaeological. The archaeologist has a narrower field, and studies the past by recovering and analyzing artifacts and evidence of material culture. There is a great deal of overlap between the two disciplines.
Pretty sure it is a ichthyologist No, he is a fisheries biologist. Both scientific disciplines overlap to some extent, but differ greatly in scope
Landscaping is broadly considered an architectural discipline, however like many architectural disciplines there are regions where it will overlap with civil engineering.
Although the disciplines may overlap with others, it's safe to say that generally astronomers, physicists and astrophysicists study black holes; particle physicists study particles.
No these two concepts are different, but they do overlap.
Cut Up All Three Photographs and Then Overlap different mouths and cut out different shapes of noses and overlap etc.. Hope this helps :)
Mainly because each subject focusses on a different aspect of inquiry. However, although subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Psychology all cover different aspects of the world we live in (i.e., what you learn in a Chemistry class will be very different than what you learn in a Psychology class), there is a huge amount of overlap between the different subjects. Atomic physics, for example, overlaps greatly with chemistry, and the biology of the brain includes a study of the psychology of sensation and perception. In fact, advanced University courses will often reflect this overlap, such as courses in Biochemistry, Psychobiology, and Psychophysics.
In air or satellite imagery, scenes are often captured with an overlap of 30-40% so that the images can be viewed in stereo (3D). This means that part of an image is present in many images, but from a different angle. An example of stereo overlap is the human eyes, which see the same objects from different points, with overlap, which allows the determination of distance and depth. This technique allows the measurement of the height of objects and of the topography, and is how many of the older topographic maps were made.
It would mean that the point where they crossed had 2 different elevation, which is impossible.
No, regions are separate and cannot overlap.
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An overlap in their nichesAPEX 9.23.20