Sentence examples for by subsuming from inspiring English sources

Both of these theories, however, contain certain problems that may be resolved by subsuming them under a more general theory.

Of particular note, we index growth efficiency via transpiration by subsuming rangeland-yield formulations into our model.

Poetry, pictured as a roll of the dice, could never eliminate chance, but it could master it by subsuming its effects.

The Qin emperor was a military adventurer who unified the country for the first time by subsuming six warring states and began to build the Great Wall.

Two thousand years ago, the military adventurer unified the country for the first time by subsuming six warring states and began to build the Great Wall.

From René Descartes onwards, the idea gained momentum that causal explanation proceeds by subsuming the events to be explained under general laws.

Departments that once were called "Market Research" or "Insights" and that asked customers direct questions have often been squeezed by, subsumed under or subordinated to departments called "Data Analytics" that eschew the asking of direct questions.

For Whewell, consilience is effected by generic hypotheses subsuming under themselves more specific hypotheses.

In recent weeks, a separate State Department office of Iran Nuclear Implementation established by Obama was subsumed by the bureau in charge of overall Middle East policy.

Republicans brayed that Democrats, who were happy to align themselves with the forces of social change in 1960 and 1964, had by 1968 been subsumed by them.

Or listen (again, loudly) to "Eat the Rich," in which the class struggle suggested by the title gets subsumed by blowjob innuendoes or does it?