On other occasions the terms of the antithesis were reversed and human laws were explicitly acclaimed as superior to the laws of nature and as representing progress achieved by human endeavour.
Historian's opinions are divided whether Richard explicitly made Longchamp superior to Puiset at this time, or if in theory the two were supposed to co-equal in their respective spheres.
It is not yet known whether Papadopoulos explicitly told his superiors about the existence of this Russian "dirt". But he is cooperating with investigators, so he may be in a position to shed more light on just how much they knew about it.
Forwarded around the net for months, this now ubiquitous document features a list of childhood-related experiences that are all presented explicitly, or by implication, as superior to the present day, however immediately unprepossessing.
JSL Singh, who produced the song "Pindaan Wale Jatt", points out that tracks that have explicitly stated that one caste is superior to another have been met with derision from bhangra fans.
This superior strength has been explained explicitly by accounting for the contributions from the increased dislocation density and the refined lath structure of V-added variant.
This method is superior in its chemical complexity, explicitly including RO2 + NO3, RO2 + RO2, and RO2 + NO2 reactions after the initial NO3 + VOC → RO2.
Finally, priests may be explicitly forbidden by their bishops or religious superiors from speaking about their orientation publicly.
Regarding the first prerequisite, superior lineage, Halevi does not state explicitly whether the influence of parents and relatives should be construed in biological or psychological terms, or perhaps both.
Moreover, the justices may think it more important to resolve DOMA's constitutionality first, because DOMA is a federal statute, and because Judge Boudin, a Republican-appointed judge with a superior reputation for intellect and judgment, acknowledged explicitly in his opinion that the Supreme Court should have the last word.
