Once a classification is selected, the query expands to subordinate terms within the classification and each term is searched through TreeBASE.
At the White House, she tangled with Mr. Obama's special envoy to Sudan, J. Scott Gration, and became so immersed in that country's looming split that subordinates termed her the "Sudan desk officer".
When Daley became mayor, he scoffed at a 1990 police investigation documenting systematic abuse of African American suspects by Burge and his subordinates, terming the findings of torture in that investigation "rumor" and just "allegations".
Medical events were analyzed at the fourth level of the Read code terminology, grouping subordinate terms.
In a hierarchical query this search term would include all the subordinate terms within this family name, i.e., the genera and species names.
He then argued that 'being' (ens) was a univocal term subordinated to a single univocal concept.
The nominalists held that so-called analogical terms were either metaphorical or were straightforwardly equivocal terms subordinated to two distinct concepts, but the Thomists were split.
As translated by Boethius, Aristotle introduced the distinction between univocal and equivocal terms by claiming that whereas univocal terms were subordinated to one substantiae ratio, equivocal terms were subordinated to more than one substantiae ratio.
If banks issue short-term subordinated debt that is traded every day and has to be refinanced regularly, and can stay in business only as long as the debt is refinanced, then the market will in effect regulate the bank.
The masculinities that developed at the end of the process showed greater tolerance and respect toward men who have sex with other men, also termed subordinated masculinities in the construction of hegemonic masculinities.
