Service precedence is then defined in terms of the dependency of input parameters.
In terms of precedence and succession in our monarchy and nobility, the rights of women still take second place to the rights of men.
"In terms of precedence, a few years ago a biscuit from one of Shackleton's expeditions sold for about £3,000 and there is a biscuit from the Lusitania in a museum in the Republic of Ireland".
Gallacher, a three-time Ryder Cup captain, said: "There is a feeling that Tim Finchem, who pulls all the strings over there, gives that precedence over the Ryder Cup in terms of proper dates".
Research in the late 19th century lead to what Rishel describes as "one of the thorniest conundrums in the study of Early Netherlandish art", as efforts were made to establish authorship and date the panels in terms of precedence.
Granger causality identification is a potential approach for the detection of possible interactions in a data driven framework couched in terms of temporal precedence.
Therefore, what is considered politically or, indeed, logistically feasible can take precedence over what may be ideal in terms of health protections.
The most basic pattern underlying post-copulatory sexual selection is non-random ejaculate usage, often measured in terms of sperm precedence.
Briefly, Granger causality [ 6] analysis identifies interaction in terms of temporal precedence (the cause comes before its effect) [ 6] and may generate a set of sub-networks within which Granger causality is intense among genes.
Bouchard calls this majority precedence "ad hoc" or "contextual", distinguishing it from the "formal" precedence that, for instance, France imposes on its immigrants in terms of Republicanism.
New Urbanism is re-positioned as a localized and politicized housing response to suburban growth management and urban intensification agendas that is unevenly supported in terms of market acceptance, historical precedence, technocratic planning and product design flexibility.
