Sentence examples for not subsumed from inspiring English sources

The campus is distinctive, Mr. Mostafavi said, because unlike most university campuses it is not subsumed by a master plan.

It's tempting until one reads the memoir itself, which was self-evidently written by a woman who was not subsumed.

For these reasons, and a few others, Mr Brown played a long game to ensure that the pound was not subsumed by the euro.

However, the former Ms. Smith, now named Carter Smith Epstein, bristled at the notion of being addressed as "Mrs. and Mrs. Alexandra Smith Epstein," explaining, "One person's identity is not subsumed by the other when two people are married".

We need only glance at what has happened in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, from former Yugoslavia to Crimea and eastern Ukraine today, to realise that ugly nationalism can burst into life if not subsumed into some wider democratic movement.

From the raked seating, all is laid out before you with ample space, near enough to feel direct engagement, every player visible, their contributions part of, but not subsumed by, the whole.

Craig Kreeger, chief executive of Virgin Atlantic, promised that despite the predictions of rival IAG boss Willie Walsh, Delta would not subsume Branson's airline.

Perception, either nonconceptualized or conceptualized, always apprehends its object as being something, the only difference between the two modes of perception being that the former takes place when one perceives an individual of a certain class for the first time and thus does not subsume it under the same class as some other individuals.

A clause is condensed if it does not subsume any proper subset of itself.

Because students often switch schools, the student fixed effect will not subsume the school fixed effect.

Note also that the interference constraint does not subsume the per-interface constraint in multi-channel networks as opposed to legacy single-channel models.