Sentence examples for subsumed discussion from inspiring English sources

Other critics deflected this historical approach into the field of cultural studies, which erased the lines between "high" (elite) and "low" (popular) culture and often subsumed discussion of the arts to questions of ideology.

Sanders does not argue that greater economic equality would end racism, but for most of his career he has subsumed discussions of race under class.

Our generalized treatment of wireless networking will subsume discussions on both technologies that have evolved from their telecom roots (such as 4G networks such as WiMAX and long-term evolution (LTE)) and also those that have predominantly data networking foundations (such as Wi-Fi).

But not everything can be subsumed in discussions of character and good or bad will.

These subjects arise, but are often subsumed again by discussions of Jake's behavioral issues, or disappointing news on the school front, or unrelated issues in their marriage.

It is not subsumed by previous discussions of "directed" or "adaptive" mutation (e.g., [ 22, 253- 255]) and it would be incorrect to equate it with those (though interesting connections may exist).

The discussion can be subsumed as P2P vs. GPON, which is somewhat misleading as this article reveals.

The authors eliminated redundant factors, i.e., those that appeared in several sources or represented concepts that were subsumed by others, through open discussion and consensus.

These talks were subsumed by bilateral Anglo-Italian discussions.

They are subsumed by a big, loud budget discussion of very different kind – a rhetorical fight over economic credibility.

Plural logic is becoming better understood, less controversial, and a case can be made that standard first-order logic will be subsumed under, or merged with, plural logic (for discussion of these issues, see the entry on plural quantification).