Sentence examples for somewhat superseded from inspiring English sources

But the appeal is still there, even though the illusion of life has been somewhat superseded by the hi-tech mannequins of Ron Mueck and others.

This feature has made LISP a popular language for artificial intelligence applications, although it has been somewhat superseded by logic programming languages such as Prolog (Programming in Logic).

Tarski notwithstanding, since 1975 the hierarchical approach has been somewhat superseded by new ideas that have rendered the ideal of logical and semantical closure in many respect accessible (especially by means of the fixed point methods used by Kripke 1975 and Martin-Woodruff; see Martin 1984).

At the same time, the norm-oriented formulation somewhat supersedes the goal-oriented one since it is basically a solution-convergent method.

If he is to be believed, a somewhat left of centre government will be superseded by a somewhat right of centre government.

Based on centuries of observation, these tables were nonetheless somewhat crude and were superseded about a century later by Kidinnu's System B, a refined mathematical method for finding celestial positions more accurately.

The effect increased when spherical balls were superseded by somewhat-elongated projectiles.

One woman who survived Belsen, Hanna Levy-Haas, records in her diary a philosophical debate she had in the camp with a fellow Marxist, Professor K who argued the somewhat Hobbesian case (embellished with Marxist terminology) that morality did not apply in the camps because it was superseded by the survival imperative.

§ 100.1 Certain regulations superseded.

Cash, frankly, has superseded class.

Business has superseded security concerns".