Sentence examples for of its subordinate from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that the optionality of a section or compound element always takes precedence over the elements that it contains, and if deemed applicable, then the optionality of its subordinate elements is to be interpreted.

While Vienna has set a number of policy actions to attract foreign researchers, Munich faces constraints because of its subordinate position within the federal system.

The higher-level MOSAIC receives two inputs: an abstract (symbolic) desired trajectory and posterior probabilities of its subordinate level, which represent which modules are playing a crucial role in the lower level under the current behavioral situation.

From its somewhat cloudy press statement, it seems that Whitbread may be thinking of moving sponsorship of the country's second most prestigious literary prize on to one of its subordinate brands.

In Chile he co-wrote a book that became a bible of dependency theory, the hugely influential but mistaken notion that Latin America's underdevelopment was a product of its subordinate status in the world economy.

Because of its subordinate position in a capitalist society and the effects of periodic depressions on wages and employment, the proletariat as described by Marxists was usually living in poverty.

Under a Helmholtzian model, each system is trying to suppress the free-energy of its subordinates, through a process of optimizing predictions to reduce prediction-errors.

The relationship between the mind and the monads in the body, Ward also remarks in this connection (196), is not that of a whole to its parts but that of a dominant to its subordinate monads.

For each MBS Zone, an access service network gateway (ASN-GW) is responsible for controlling and allocating radio resource (i.e., which is defined in terms of time and subchannels) for its subordinate BSs.

One example of this subordination is found in the relation between the science of geometry and its subordinate sciences.

In the past, units such as the Army's Delta Force — which is part of SOCOM and its subordinate command JSOC — were usually deployed under those regional commanders, known as geographic combatant commands.