Obama had no appetite for superseding the Twenty-second Amendment.
In the years to come, the courts would find rationales for superseding constitutions and for rigged elections and referendums; judges would actively collude with military officials against the political parties.
Both the efficiencies of fibrous dye-sensitized solar cells using paste coated and sprayed CNT films as counter electrodes are comparative to that using Pt wires, indicating the feasibility of CNT/Ti wires as fibrous counter electrode for superseding Pt wires.
Reformed scholars displayed a clear bias against Aristotle, the philosopher who they held responsible for sustaining the scholastic edifice of Catholic theology, and in Wittenberg they even mounted a short-lived attempt to replace him with Pliny: but the disordered approach of the Natural History made it unsuitable for superseding the Aristotelian encyclopedia for teaching.
That's been met by skepticism overseas, given the Communist Party's penchant for superseding the country's laws.
No doubt largely because of his influence, various authors supported the term, either as such, or as "Urochordata", but the usage is invalid because "Tunicata" has precedence and grounds for superseding the name never existed.
But I doubt that Wasson's nostalgia for the superseded (albeit immensely appealing) styles and manners of an earlier age really also extends to its mores and norms.
The original hangar is now used for maintenance, superseded by a new air-conditioned 22,000-square-foot display hangar.
Older teens' desire for intimacy superseded their desire to date.
The application of quantitative tests for proteinuria (superseded by the urinary albumin/creatinine ratio, ACR), and creatinine-based estimates of glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), ushered in studies of the underlying renal disease.
Their lust for the boy superseded their lust for Paula Broadwell, and they were confused.
