Once a classification is selected, the query expands to subordinate terms within the classification and each term is searched through TreeBASE.
In a hierarchical query this search term would include all the subordinate terms within this family name, i.e., the genera and species names.
Medical events were analyzed at the fourth level of the Read code terminology, grouping subordinate terms.
Some liberal democratic countries after 1945 turned anticommunist states with the intensification of international Cold War, but it usually remained as a subordinate ideology to liberal democracy in terms of each country's constitution, governmental practices and the ideology of political parties.
"It's associated with a time period when Asians had a subordinate status," Wu said, adding that the term was evocative of "exoticism and with old stereotypes of geisha girls and emasculated men".
Second, in most organizations it's difficult if not impossible for a subordinate to dislodge a boss in the short term.
At the White House, she tangled with Mr. Obama's special envoy to Sudan, J. Scott Gration, and became so immersed in that country's looming split that subordinates termed her the "Sudan desk officer".
At Navigation Devices, the general manager used what his subordinates termed the "velvet glove". He made it clear that the division was going to encourage employee involvement and the team approach.
When Daley became mayor, he scoffed at a 1990 police investigation documenting systematic abuse of African American suspects by Burge and his subordinates, terming the findings of torture in that investigation "rumor" and just "allegations".
The language used to express a subordinate role often implied a degree of integration with the trial with terms such as 'embedded', 'nested' and 'incorporated'incorporated
He was also termed the master of the army (magister populi), and he appointed a subordinate cavalry commander, the master of horse (magister equitum).
