Pialat developed his tone and his subjects on the basis of the toughness of superseded mores.
He came up alongside two of the masters: Dizzee Rascal and Wiley, and he's gone on to supersede them in terms of reach and impact.
Objective-C now seems to be on its way out, superseded by a language that looks to be "safe, modern and powerful", according to Apple's engineering chief, Craig Federighi.
Sometimes he relies heavily on largely superseded works, sometimes on superficial accounts in cases where a large, relevant, more specialist literature exists.
Yet it's hard to escape the sense that the movie as a whole pivots on a superseded racial cliché.
But it was the attempt to resurrect the spirit of antique drama in the late Renaissance that created the textural revolution that has been equated with the beginnings of modern music: the monodic style with its polarity of bass and melody lines and emphasis on chords superseded the equal-voiced polyphonic texture of Renaissance music.
Pakistan movement was successful mainly because in the pre partition times, it was perceived that Muslims are being relegated due to their faith and thus the identity based on faith superseded ethnic and linguistic identities and Muslims across the sub continent were able to unite in 1940s.
Others argue that family type, even if superseded, lives on in the social structure it generates and can thus help explain present disparities in family size, wealth and inequality across Europe.
In reality, I was still sat there listening to a pretty flat sounding approximation of a kick drum hammering away at 125 bloody BPM and, when I actually listened, actually took in what was going on, frustration and annoyance superseded any kind of wide-eyed wonder.
Later on, this atlas was superseded by the seminal contribution of Martin and Bowden (1996).
They found that Detroit's contract with the players was dated on July 20, which superseded Cincinnati's contract that was signed on July 27, and awarded Detroit the players.
