Sentence examples for finally superseded from inspiring English sources

Before internal combustion is finally superseded by electric propulsion, there's time left for a few more technological breakthroughs.

But in 1973 when the names of Cumberland and Westmorland were finally superseded by Cumbria, all the old signs were taken down.

The Clayton Bulwer Treaty was finally superseded in 1901 with the conclusion of the second Hay Pauncefote Treaty by which Britain agreed that the U.S. should construct and control the canal.

The company's water supply was always deficient for the city's needs, and its water business was finally superseded by the Croton Aqueduct in 1842, but in its first few years of operation, it did allow free use of its inefficient system by the city's volunteer fire companies.

It is likely that easel paintings were known to the ancient Egyptians, and the 1st-century-ad Roman scholar Pliny the Elder refers to a large panel placed on an easel; it was not until the 13th century, however, that easel paintings became relatively common, finally superseding in popularity the mural, or wall painting.

Woodblock printing with stencil coloring became the basic method, and it was eventually superseded by copper and, later, steel engraving; then came chromolithography and, finally, offset printing.

The EAG process was ultimately superseded by these priorities.

As an example of speed of change driven by electronic media, over the course of one generation, television as a medium for receiving standardised entertainment products went from unknown, to novel, to ubiquitous and finally to superseded.

Finally, and superseding everything else, remind us that our country rose to greatness by our own grit, and by respecting and enforcing private property rights and free trade.

Finally, the Secure attribute is superseded by the (more resilient) secure flag in the XDC channel certificate.

If you move too slowly, you may find that competitors are reaping the benefits of a new technology while you're still in the learning stages or that an even newer technology has superseded the one you're finally integrating into your work.