Reorganized several times, the Dajōkan was finally restructured on Sept. 13, 1871, into three chambers: a Left Chamber (Sa-in), the legislative body; a Right Chamber U-inn), which directed the various ministries; and a Central Chamber (Sei-in), which subsumed the powers of the other two chambers.
The following theorem is a criterion for convergence of series in Möbius addition, which subsumes [6, Example 34].
In addition, instead of the customary Carathéodory solutions, the analysis is performed in the framework of Filippov solutions which subsumes solutions with infinite switching in finite time and sliding modes.
We found the biological process of "neuropeptide-signaling pathway" to be the most significantly enriched (Table 2) in the class 1 gene set, which subsumes the most conserved expression pattern across the two species.
We present a new priority-based approach to reasoning with specificity which subsumes inheritance reasoning.
We then consider response models for behaviourally observed decisions, which subsume Bayes optimal recognition.
ProteinProperty: A class for protein properties, which subsumes kinetic properties, protein function, and protein stability.
Mr. Dano will start the event with the most famous opening line in American literature, "Call me Ishmael," and the journalist Touré will read the novel's unnerving final passage, in which, after subsuming the Pequod, the great shroud of the sea rolls on, "as it rolled on 5,000 years ago," as it rolls on now.
That is not only a task, it is a duty, a sacred duty, in which politics is subsumed into patriotism.
The project is a way of recording stories quickly and cheaply, expanding available data about ordinary lives and the society in which they are subsumed.
Interestingly, no one speaks about the way in which punk was subsumed, and, to a degree, neutered by the mainstream, and how this dilemma must surely have gnawed at Strummer.
