Also, the co-op takes precedence over a bank in the case of a bank loan default, and is paid back first.
Within families, there is a clear order of social precedence and influence based on gender, age, and, in the case of a woman, the number of her male children.
Thus, in the case of human development, the evolutionary pressures for upright posture took precedence over the need for a complex brain.
The use-case employs data from service and infrastructure classes, and infrastructure-class data is configured to have precedence in case of overlapping datasets.
While it may be obvious that residents admitted for rehabilitation need physiotherapeutic care, it carries the risk that residents admitted for long-term institutional care do not receive the treatment they might need, because therapists assume that treatment is less effective for this group and residents admitted for rehabilitation have precedence in cases of limited availability of PT.
Such is the case of the part families with precedence constraints problem, which is defined in order to set up families where the total dissimilarity among the parts placed in the same family is minimal and precedence constraints, as well as capacity constraints arise when grouping parts.
Whereas, in traditional scheduling, constraints among jobs are no more complex than those that can be represented by a precedence graph, in case of real-time scheduling, complicated constraints such as relative timing constraints are commonplace.
In a Hong Kong court Tuesday afternoon, barristers in black robes and curly white wigs spoke for hours in British-accented English on legal precedence in cases of public nuisance.
There is precedence in the field of crime science for developing typologies (Spink et al. [2013]).
