For all his dreamy fin de siècle languor, Claude Debussy is no curio from a superseded world.
Prosecutors unveiled a superseding indictment that brings the total number of charges against Marquez to five.
Although the response rate was low, the survey superseded its target and captured views of almost six percent of primary care dentists in London following a robust approach [ 32].
It is now beginning to appear that, for the time being at least, the traditional medical targets of treatment and cure have been superseded by targets of diagnosis and prevention which rely heavily on the free availability of medical genetic information.
"We set ourselves targets and, while I know Terry will not be so happy, I'm delighted to say we've superseded those targets.
This interactive view of feedforward and feedback information successfully accounted for findings from backward masking, assuming that top-down hypotheses from a briefly presented target mismatch the visual input after a mask has superseded the bottom-up target signature [27], [51].
Mr. Tu believes the true plan — prior to the Japanese crisis — was to raise output from the current 10.8 gigawatts to 86, superseding an earlier target, set in 2007, of 40 gigawatts.
"The U.S. government continues to receive indications of terrorist threats aimed at American and Western interests, including the targeting of transportation and civil aviation," the department said in a statement that superseded an alert of Dec. 8.
Metrics such as customer acquisition targets needed to be superseded by customer retention targets to give investments in prevention and wellness time to pay off for both employers and providers.
A Roman settlement, Herculea, superseded an earlier Celtic village on the site.
Consider a theory T which is superseded by a better theory T′.
