So it goes when it comes to the feeling of owning the road: precedence comes first.
Among the three possible mechanisms, i.e. sperm incapacitation, sperm displacement and sperm release, that determine the sperm precedence, the first one cannot explain the lower competitive ability of SR males found in our study (sperm viability is not affected).
First mortgages normally take strong precedence over second mortgages, but even that key principle of contract law is at risk in Washington's vote-driven haste to modify mortgages and delay foreclosures.
Hence, in almost all cases where the Archbishop of Canterbury has failed to participate, his place has been taken by a senior cleric: the Archbishop of York is second in precedence, the Bishop of London third, the Bishop of Durham fourth, and the Bishop of Winchester fifth.
What a team is allowed to do and what we think it ought to do can be two quite different things, and when it comes to winning matches players often prefer to give the first precedence over the second, while the press do the reverse.
When it comes to equine conventions, I know enough to notice some of the simpler forms of precedence: who goes first through a gate, who gets to the grain feeder ahead of the others.
Being secure to market must often take precedence over being first to market.
In this paper, the RIPDCF in which the activities are subject to generalized precedence relations is first modeled.
Both coins were approved by the New York Department of Financial Services NYDFSS) last month, which set a precedence for the first regulated, digital representation of the U.S. dollar to be approved in the US.
They described James as the embodiment of good monarchy with Mair's eulogy that James '...indeed excelled by far in virtue his father, grandfather and his great-grandfather nor will I give precedence over the first James to any of the Stewarts' while Boece in similar vein calls James the 'maist vertuous Prince that evir was afoir his days'.
