In proposed heuristic, considerations to inter-cell movement time/cost has given precedence over part processing cost/time as part processing cost does not much affect the inter-cellular movement.
In keeping with the general tenants of the New Public Management, the introduction of public private partnerships has given precedence to technocratic forms of knowledge, especially those involved with finance and accounting, with the aim of pursuing public goals in the most "economically efficient" manner possible.
The World Health Organisation estimates that chronic disease accounts for 60% of deaths worldwide and has given precedence globally to the prevention and treatment of chronic disease [ 6].
First McKinley, with Hanna at his side, was given precedence; then Taft, whom Foraker had given a start in public life, scaled the peak.
"The court has given relaxation, rest and 'spiritual elevation' precedence over the thirst for profit... " Not just for church, Sunday is also "to play cards, got for a walk or simply to laze around.
Indeed, though the UK has historically been a leading voice in opposition to the death penalty, the last year has seen a shift, with trade apparently given precedence over human rights.
In his first eight months, President Nixon, through the use of all these techniques, had established what amounted almost to a new form of rule, in which images were given precedence over substance in every phase of government.
They had been protesting that basic human needs should have been given precedence over a costly Games, during which some 10,000 soldiers were deployed – all disguised as Boy Scouts.
It is the what, where and when that have been given precedence over the why and how, and that's the pity.
"So whilst I have been invited to be there, my commitment to undertake a forum on domestic violence has had to be given precedence to".
