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And wrapped around it all was a robust defence of the work of the Radio Authority, due to be subsumed as a wing of Ofcom.
By contrast, Berkett would prefer YouView to be subsumed "as a self-contained service in the next generation of Virgin Media set-top boxes".
Numerous Trichosporon spp. have been characterized [ 3], while only a few cause human disease including T. asahii, T. inkin, T. asteroides, T. cutaneum, T. mucoides, T. ovoides (formerly subsumed as a single species: T. beigelii[ 4, 5]) and two more recently described species: T. louberi and japonicum[ 6].
It is theoretically impossible to proof the uniqueness of a model for such complex nonlinear problem, because it is always possible to evoke additional processes in such a fashion that the original model could be subsumed as a simpler special case.
While the discussions have not formed part of the Doha Development Round of multilateral trade negotiations, the issue soon became subsumed as a bargaining chip, in the run up to the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference of 2005, by powerful trading countries seeking concessions on other issues, notably agricultural subsidies,.
His conversion comes at a literary seminar where the lecturer, challenged on his facts, has decreed that "inaccuracies can be subsumed as an inevitable part of postmodern uncertainty, or play, one or the other or both".
The aerodynamic pressure is modelled as the sum of dissipative and circulatory linear operators, which subsumes as a special case the pressure generated in a thin hydrodynamic film between the disk and the wall.
The discovery of innovation networks, first in biotech and subsequently in other industries, provided insights that we can subsume as a sixth stream of research relevant for the technology of foolishness.
Elevation of the women and children's rights agendas within the Post-2015DGs alternatively highlights the loss of MDG status of maternal and child health, which becomes subsumed as either a target or indicator within the broader goal.
> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> a Wilcoxon signed-rank test * Chi-square test Employed participants and early retirees were subsumed as 'unemployed' a Wilcoxon signed-rank test b Fisher's exact test * Chi-square test Bariatric surgery has been on the rise over the past two decades.
What we previously thought of as individual agents will be subsumed as parts of a single super-agent the utilitarian collective, if you like—which will pursuper-agent the impartial morality withoutilitarianial regard for the persons who collective, and whifh is better understood as a single super-agent than as a group of separate agents who cooperate; rather like a swarm of bees or a nest of ants.
