Sentence examples for completely supersede from inspiring English sources

Thus was born the doctrine of "just deserts" in sentencing, which effectively combined the two ideas.[1] By this route the goals of incapacitation and retribution came to dominate, and in some quarters completely supersede, the goals of rehabilitation and deterrence in the minds of politicians and social theorists.

Solid-state electronics completely superseded vacuum-tube laboratory activities.

These linear editing suites have been almost completely superseded by software editing systems made by Avid.

Like the Linotype, Monotype has been almost completely superseded by photocomposition.

Like the Linotype, Monotype has been almost completely superseded by photocomposition (q.v.).

At over 400 pages this was a substantial work and completely superseded its competitors.

By 1900 tin completely superseded silver as Bolivia's primary export, accounting for more than half of export earnings.

If needed, the steps of GHA can be partly or completely superseded by the special purpose mathematical/artificial intelligence based algorithm.

Other important works are The Catholic Encyclopedia (1907 18), which has not been completely superseded by the New Catholic Encyclopedia, 2nd ed.

Eventually, the lieutenants were required to have legal degrees, and by the 16th century they had completely superseded the baillis, who were no longer allowed to participate in judicial decisions.

Syriac reached its height just prior to the Arab conquest in the 7th century, after which it gradually declined until it was completely superseded by Arabic in the 14th century.