Sentence examples for subsuming that from inspiring English sources

Modelling the reaction set in Equation (1) as a single Markov jump defined by the lumped reaction S→ P with rate v, implies subsuming that the process satisfies the Markov (or memoryless) property: the probability of transition from the current state to one of the possible successors depends only on the current state.

In some sense, her scientist's relationship with his Creature subsumes that of Prospero with both Caliban and Ariel in The Tempest.

This year's speech subsumed that phrase into the longer, mealier "weapons of mass destruction-related program activities," a usefully adaptable locution.

It expects to run out of "extraordinary measures," which have allowed it to continue paying all of the government's bills, on Thursday, at which point outgoing payments might subsume that cash, plus any revenues, on any day going forward.

The British oil group is finalising a £35bn merger with Rosneft under which the Russian group will take over BP's 50% holding in TNK-BP and subsume that business into the wider Rosneft operation, which will control 40% of the country's oil.

Thus, the new definition of replacement plan subsumes that of the existing buffer managers.

Or, they could easily buy one of the development companies outright and subsume that expertise.

Thus we focus on the GCD family of operators, as their performance also subsumes that of generalized- approaches.

Thus informally speaking, even in the relatively undiscriminating framework Set-Fmla, the logic of one truth-function never subsumes that of another.

They have their own brand identity and are not prepared to subsume that to a Google or an Apple," he said.

Luckily, this "Hitler railing against Flight Simulator/Quake/AMD" meme has been sufficiently subsumed that we can look past the obvious nastiness — Hitler — and enjoy the subtitles.