It's called "doing a Shearer", and it has precedence.
Because Mastodonsaurus was named first, it has precedence over the other names as a senior subjective synonym.
Thus, although production of genes for multiple distinct fimbriae has not been described in other streptococcal species, it has precedence among Gram-positive pathogens.
Because Apatosaurus had been named first, it had precedence under the rules of scientific nomenclature.
"If a rescue operation is organised there will be all sorts of political negotiations that have to take place - who has precedence, is it the French, is it the British, is it the Americans, we don't know," Mr Douglas said.
By this he meant, I think, that the effect of the music on its listeners, and indeed performers, has precedence over its literal construction.
Normally in these circumstances, Schweinitz's specimen would be considered the type, but Petersen was unable to locate Schweinitz's original specimen, and thus according to the rules of botanical nomenclature, Berkeley's epithet has precedence as it is the earliest published name that has an associated type specimen.
The latter name therefore has precedence, at least for its intended crown constituents.
It is clear, however, that X-bearing sperm of PS312 males has precedence over nullo-sperm: hermaphrodites are produced in higher proportions than male cross-progeny in the first three days (Fig. 5).
In the example shown in Fig. 4, the file 'F' from Layer 1 will not be visible to the user as it has the same name and path as a file from another file-set (Layer 2), which has precedence.
The main reasons for this confirmation are that a British newspaper already revealed it and, second, to secure a stronger position that Davis has diplomatic immunity -- a special privilege that has precedence of being extended to officers of the CIA.
