League meetings were to be held, almost certainly, in a single-chamber organization, in which Athens had only a single vote, though a weighty one; there were perhaps undertakings, subsumed in the general oath taking, about not deserting or refusing military contributions.
The different definitions can perhaps be subsumed under the Aristotelian formula that a definition gives the essence of a thing.
Perhaps most importantly, it subsumes the Community of Inquiry's Teaching Presence into the social and cognitive dimensions of learning as part of a broader effort to support democratized learning that (a) decreases transactional distance, (b) builds community, and (c) refuses to privilege the experiences of pedagogues in pursuit of meaningful and socially-useful knowledge.
Evidently, the common practice of subsuming neonatal jaundice under "other conditions" in various reports on global child health seems inappropriate for Nigeria and perhaps possibly for other countries in Africa where severe jaundice has been associated with significant morbidity and mortality [ 5, 9, 10, 12, 17].
So Facebook moved down the stack, from subsuming the authors to subsuming their content.
But increasingly, they are also subsuming other forms of media.
Scotland already has its own conversation, and newly confident in its own identity is perhaps less fearful of being subsumed by Brussels.
Perhaps most revealing are the remarks subsumed under point 15, "General Situation," which indicate that the central element of the prosecution's case is the adequate demonstration of the existence of a common plan, or conspiracy, among the Nazi leadership.
If he hadn't found the theatre, Mamet has said, "it's very likely I would have become a criminal — another profession that subsumes the outsider, or, perhaps more to the point, accepts people with a not very well formed ego and rewards the ability to improvise".
Ironically, and perhaps inevitably, the Landlord's Game was subsumed by the very power structures it was criticising.
As far as political independence is concerned, perhaps a society which is temporarily politically subsumed by another society, e.g. in an empire, might nevertheless remain a society if it maintained a degree of integrity and distinctiveness in relation to its governance structures.
