The internal is precedence constraint derived from configuration of the product while the external precedence constraint originates from assembly process such as assembly line layout or supply of parts.
Contrast this with Blume's exasperated, often derisive depiction of adult women — highly anxious, easily upset, overprotective, obsessed with outward appearances — and you begin to understand that what Blume is celebrating is that brief yet exhilarating time in a young girl's life in which internal narratives take precedence over external attributes.
Similar remarks apply to the demonstration that proofs, as defined nominalistically on p. 120, have the internal order of precedence among immediate sub-premisses and conclusions that we intuitively expect.
Will his ideals of military efficiency continue to take precedence over internal political bickerings in the parliaments of Vienna and Budapest?
During a GROS training session I attended in Spring 2012 along with two dozen psychiatrists and dieticians from across France, GROS co-founder Zermati spoke of a diet as any form of "deliberate control of food intake on the basis of external, cognitive factors that take precedence over internal signals such as those that ensure our energetic homeostasis".
These threats to internal validity include: ambiguous temporal precedence, selection, history, maturation, regression, attrition, testing, instrumentation, and additive and interactive threats to internal validity.
To borrow a comparison from boys' books, Toby Litt's Aryan Gang looks like a droogish clone of Richmal Crompton's William and his Outlaws, in that their internal code of rank and precedence has nothing to do with school, where they are hardly ever seen.
For many providers, though, keeping peace with internal stakeholders (particularly physicians) often takes precedence.
Big, bold sustainability commitments might grab headlines, but is it more effective to first foster an internal environment where sustainability is given precedence?
