Sentence examples for quickly superseded from inspiring English sources

Both AM-based systems were quickly superseded by FM technologies.

The tweet was quickly superseded with another that spelled the first lady's name correctly.

It does not even benefit the firms involved for long, since new technology is inevitably quickly superseded.

These early instruments can only play one note at a time and were quickly superseded by more complex polyphonic synthesisers.

The strain localization in the ultra-rigid polymer was quickly superseded by craze fibril breakdown, triggering catastrophic fracture at low extensions below ∼3%.

The M-4 series had a troublesome production history and was quickly superseded as the principal Soviet long-range bomber by the Tupolev Tu-95.

Characteristically, Léonin's two-part compositions were quickly superseded by the rhythmically solid three- and four-part organa of his successor Pérotin, or Perotinus.

Or is it a clever smear by US intelligence, designed to discredit the Union, fracture Somali alliances and manipulate China?" The document's authenticity was never determined, and news about WikiLeaks quickly superseded the leak itself.

Theatrical applications of the magnetic amplifier dimmer lasted only a few decades; it was quickly superseded by the SCR dimmer, which became the standard in stage lighting in the 1960s.

His stay on Deripaska's yacht and dinners with the oligarch in Moscow's restaurants quickly superseded tales of back-stabbing, because journalists realised Mandelson's decisions as European Trade Commissioner affected the interests of one of the world's richest men.

Her surrender to the miners in 1981 was only a passing embarrassment, and was quickly superseded in the national memory by her single-minded campaign against them in 1984-85.