What does not quite come across is how much these early models, although famous enough when they married an aristocrat and moved into high society, were still subsumed by the clothes.
To say that God is the wisest or most powerful thing in the universe is still to subsume God under a wider description.
The intent was to distinguish many of the more common forms of the condition from others though there are still situations in which some very rare conditions are subsumed under a more general name for the condition.
ALTHOUGH some nervous sorts may be whiling away the Yule hours in a bunker, most Americans are still exhibiting ambivalence over how much daily life should be subsumed by threat.
Maths, science, English, French and PE are still taught separately throughout the school, but for the first two year-groups history, geography, RE, ICT, business studies and art are subsumed into the new project-based curriculum.
A building subsumes matter and energy to support human lives, but current building performance indicators are still hard to equate technical sides and human dominant sides of various scales in a synthetic metric.
Today, the writer's paradox of craving solitude but needing community, too, is still there but it's subsumed by the crasser calling of cash.
Such a "naturalization" of the theory of adjudication might be insufficiently austere in its ontology for Quinean scruples, but it is still a recognizable attempt to subsume what judges do within a (social) scientific framework.
The documentary footage had been licensed from the company that owned the rights, but the filmmakers were still startled to see their imagery subsumed in a different, and much higher-profile, production.
