What's the difference between overground and superterranean?
Overground
Definition:
(a.) Situated over or above ground; as, the overground portion of a plant.
Example Sentences:
(1) Thus there is a difference between the systems which mediate overground locomotion and those used by animals in treadmill locomotion or with L-DOPA or clonidine or brain stem stimulation.
(2) For both males and females stride length decreased, stride rate increased, and the period of non-support was also significantly less when running on a treadmill as compared to running overground.
(3) Outlining his transport manifesto, the Labour candidate launched a "London Travel Voucher" which promises "£1,000 off London Tube, bus and Overground" and which he said will only be valid if he is elected as London mayor.
(4) The timing interval between the onset of knee extensor EMG (vastus lateralis) and the onset of the ipsilateral elbow flexor EMG (brachialis) was studied in adult cats during overground walking, trotting and galloping.
(5) The levels of TWA total and respirable dust and silica concentrations in the other underground mines as well as in the overground industries are strongly variable and high.
(6) Segmental afferent input, visual and other suprasegmental inputs, and motivational variables probably all contribute to the separation of treadmill and overground timing profiles.
(7) The mayor should be insisting on full public ownership, as well as public accountability, and should not be handing over rail operations to private [companies] like Arriva, which is due to take over London Overground next month.
(8) Contrast this with London Overground’s move to dispense with guards a few years ago, which was carefully negotiated with Bob Crow’s RMT and introduced with just one token day’s strike.
(9) The effect of the treatment on dry weight of overground parts of wheat, number of bacteria, production of carbon dioxide, urease activity and content of ammonium in the rhizosphere soil was investigated.
(10) The developers plead that the complexities of the site, which includes a working section of the London overground railway, make it unprofitable to offer more, or to reduce the bulk of their towers.
(11) The role of the dorsal spinocerebellar tract (DSCT) in the neural control of normal interlimb coordination during overground stepping in adult cats was investigated using select spinal cord lesions.
(12) 703 isolated from barley overground organs was obtained.
(13) The prevailing view, represented by the ACSM prediction formulas, is that overground hill running is theoretically more costly than inclined treadmill running.
(14) London Overground has become one of the most popular and punctual railways anywhere in the country.
(15) Experiments were performed on cats with chronic spinal lesions, in order to decide which systems either interlimb-propriospinal systems or direct descending systems, plays important roles for coordination of overground locomotion of the cat.
(16) Speed control mechanisms were investigated during overground locomotion in the dog.
(17) Contralateral descending and afferent systems alone cannot mediate overground locomotion.
(18) The 12-year contract to run Nuremberg’s overground urban trains appears to be the first time the German national rail company Deutsche Bahn has lost a major S-Bahn (city railway) franchise.
(19) This goes not just for subways, but overground trains, buses, cycleways, rickshaws, and every mobility solution in between.
(20) The coupling of movements of the hindlimbs and forelimbs has been analysed in intact cats stepping overground and on a treadmill and during swimming, and in decerebrate cats stepping on a treadmill, immersed in water('swimming') and stepping suspended in the air.