Sentence examples for both subsumed from inspiring English sources

More precisely, two experiences are what they call 'subsumptively unified' "when they are both subsumed by a single state of consciousness" (p.27).

ANI and MND are both subsumed within the broader term HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND), which additionally includes the more severe HAD [ 8] (Table 1).

At the moment there are no spectroscopic criteria available to discriminate O1 from O2, and they are both subsumed under the photocyle intermediate P520 in Figure 18.

We found that the categories describing disease courses also lack solid ground, consider acute on chronic, which is both subsumed by acute and chronic.

For Findlay, both were subsumed within clinical medicine, which itself included and linked both clinical research and practice.

McVaugh [ 58] argued that the two genera should either remain separate or both be subsumed into Campanula.

Impassioned, both sisters are subsumed in nature.

The alternatives to a politics of free association were either an extreme capitalism, or socialism, both of which subsumed individuals to either mass consumption or mass welfarism.

The result: In 1998, Sidewalk and Digital Cities laid off large numbers of staff and repositioned themselves, both having been subsumed by larger national entities MSN.com and AOL, respectively.

Both parts were subsumed into the Achaemenid Empire in 539 BC, and it has been argued that they constituted the satrapies of Media and Athura, respectively.

Moms that look like Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie This used to be a huge subset of moms in the mid to late 80s, but was slowly edged out by a softer, less hawklike nose and cheekbones combined with a hippier figure and generally short hair (like the mom in My So Called Life) in the early 90s before both were completely subsumed in the Milfification of America.