It therefore not only subsumed areas such as test development, evaluation, and documentation (Part 1 in Figure 1), but touched on issues such as test fairness (e.g., testing individuals with disability, see Part 2 in the framework), and test use (e.g., using test results to make decisions, see Part 3 in the framework).
Our development not only subsumes the original UNITY approach to program verification and the more recent approach of New UNITY, but goes beyond it in several essential aspects, such as the generality of the program/system model, the notion of fairness, and the issue of compositionality.
When he says, in a commentary on Manet's "Le Linge," that a palpable atmosphere is beginning to subsume distinct human figures, he not only captures the direction of Impressionist painting but articulates a process unfolding in his own work.
It was before the disciplines of decorating and architecture had not only converged but been subsumed by dressmaker flourishes.
Not only is the mobile being subsumed into the settled, but at the same time the rural is becoming urban.
It can be subsumed that the reason for this rate is not only the higher concentration of the drug in the suspension but the presumed slower intratumoural dissolution of the crystals.
That's because the industry is quickly subsuming the profession, and delivering legal services requires not only lawyers but also an array of other experts and resources.
So for that to have been so easily subsumed into Jagger's at the moment of her death speaks volumes, not only about how the media views women's lives but also about how it views their work.
Like HMMs (which they subsume), these allow for local interdependence of hidden states, but employ features that depend not only on adjacent pairs of these states, but also on any desired properties of the entire input.
