It implies a form of collective practice capable of bypassing and superseding it through the development of an alternative network of relations.
He guessed that keyboards would be superseded by devices capable of recognizing handwriting.
An often-overlooked observation is that only particular cell-populations within a handful of tissues are capable of having their primary developmental instructions superseded and overruled.
It may be buttressed by new ideas of democracy, but it is still very much dominated by the centuries-old customs and swagger of tribal leaders, quick to welcome outsiders with offers of sweet chai and platters of kebab and chicken but capable of swift acts of justice that can supersede those of any court.
"I learned I can contribute in ways that may have superseded what I thought I was capable of," he said.
He is seeking to transform British politics by creating a new force capable of competing on equal terms with the Conservative and Labour Parties, and of eventually superseding the latter and the Tories' main rival.
Part of the answer is that however extreme an injury done, and however settled the resentment rising in response, the execution of justice does not supersede the prior obligation of good will we have to all humans insofar as they are capable of happiness and misery.
As a woman, always capable, even in theory, of being superseded by a male heir (still the case until the agreed legal change is passed in 16 Commonwealth countries), the new queen, 25 on her accession in 1952, had always been heir presumptive, not Princess of Wales in her own right.
And we are capable of absorbing each other's cantankerousness – the characters have been together for 50 years, so there's a basis of love which supersedes the viciousness, as with heterosexual marriages".
I'm capable of medalling.
