Príklady overtake

• I accelerated to overtake the bus.

• Garcia was gaining on her opponent throughout the race, but only overtook her at the very end.

• A continuous white line in the middle of the road means no overtaking.

• DVDs are overtaking videos in popularity.

• Start-up occurs when the corner layer overtakes the front.

• Through the mediation of the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland, a series of morphological changes overtakes the little creature.

• Other members were conscious of the need to make progress more urgently if the whole enterprise was not to be overtaken by events.

• Thematic polarities were gradually overtaken by archival-based studies of groups and individuals.

• As 'the period of persuasion' was overtaken in 1933 by the 'period of deterrence', the background weakness continues.

• However, they do not assure that overtaking is inevitable.

• Consider a switch-on shock overtaking a weak switch-off fast rarefaction travelling in the same direction.

• Indeed, that the pattern is undetected and therefore largely uncontrolled helps to account for the harried, rather fretful mood that so often overtakes the narrative.

• The erosion of consensus politics overtook local government as it did many other areas of public life.

• The mental experience, as represented by the double interiority of being inside the carriage inside the painting, overtakes the physical.

• Because of overtaking 'photons', the data is not necessarily monochromatic at a given time - multiple sharp peaks may occur in the spectrum.

• Having said this, however, the population levels of the ancien régime were not clearly overtaken until the second decade of the nineteenth century.

• One, where the reflected particle is overtaken by the laser pulse, and the other where the reflected particle moves ahead of the pulse.

• The traditional warden role has been overtaken by technology.

• While she was waiting for the people to come for her, she was overtaken by sleep.