(This term is also applied to a predecessor of modern football [soccer]. See mêlée).
(This term is also applied to a predecessor of modern football [soccer]. See mêlée). Later came the joust, a trial of skill in which two horsemen charged each other with leveled lances from either end of the lists (the palisades enclosing the jousting ground), each attempting to unhorse the other; the mêlée, however, continued side by side with it.
For the moment, therefore, it remains to be shown whether the approach used – to derive a new coefficient for the APACHE II system to be applied to a specific group of patients – is potentially useful and will perform better than its predecessor.
And it applies to a Canadian company, Sherritt International Corporation, that has invested in a nickel mine opened by a predecessor to Freeport McMoran, a large American mining company.
The Miami Herald's Bill Cosford gave it two and a half stars out of four, the same rating he had applied to its predecessor.
These two words could hardly be applied to Santos's predecessor, hardliner Alvaro Uribe, many of whose closest family and advisers have been linked to the murderous narco-paramilitary groups.
To operationalize the cooperative sensing strategy, the framework is applied to the development of a multi-anticipative controller, where an equipped vehicle uses information from its direct predecessor to predict the behaviour of its pre-predecessor.
The column also referred incorrectly to a predecessor of the current Bank of America.
"Fellow travelers" may not be a phrase that has ever been applied to John J. Mack, the chief executive of Morgan Stanley, and his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.
Like China which is still negotiating 11 years after it applied to join the WTO's predecessor, the GATT Saudi Arabia has found that the process is as much a matter of technicalities as of politics.
It was not recognized at first that the General Theory of Relativity could be applied to the Universe as a single, whole, individual object, thereby producing a new cosmological theory, one completely different from its predecessors.
