superimposed

This didn't use superimposed coding, but instead was a type of content-addressable memory--the time to retrieve all cards with e.g.

Because in this neighborhood of the superimposed wave function that comprises the multiverse that didn't happen.

It includes the addition of photonuclear collision physics, superimposed mesh tallies, time splitting, and plotter upgrades.

As you say, you can see areas where darker superimposed objects overlay lighter areas of reality in the visual field.

Here's one I've been researching for the last year or so (of on-and-mostly-off research) - superimposed coding.

Successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered, CP 1919, are here superimposed vertically.

DC superimposed on AC causes partial transformer saturation and reduces transformer capacity.

Here's a 1990 Glass piece that's extremely melodic - not only that, but two melodic subjects are exposed then superimposed in a powerful counterpoint.

It might actually be two exponential distributions superimposed over one another.

Andrea was sent pictures of her head superimposed on porn actors.

But that's when I noticed that I wasn't just looking at some ghostly transparent representation of Mars superimposed on my vision.

They are both superimposed codes, but not the same thing.

An image I found of a heartbleed logo with the word "heartbleed" superimposed indicated the same response -- "instrumentation."

Not people we clairvoyantly share qualia with, not people we are superimposed-upon or people we are hiding-inside, not "us" in any way shape or form, just 100% other people.

I've heard this etymology before, but the article would be a lot more convincing if it showed an actual in-the-wild example of the "intermediate form" of the symbol, with the P and S exactly superimposed on each other...

Reminds me of a version of this image[1] which has a discussion superimposed over it that says, "but if he had a big enough pile of ladders he could get over the wall!" and someone responds, "welcome to Android optimization." I think we see something similar with Javascript performance.