Sentence examples for superceded in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "superceded in" is not correct; the correct term is "superseded in." You can use it when discussing something that has been replaced or overtaken by something else in a specific context.
Example: "The old software was superseded in functionality by the new version released last year."
The table provides the Fujita Scale of tornado intensity, which has been superceded in the U.S. and Canada by the EF-Scale.
Sugar exports, once the mainstay of the economy, have been superceded in importance by manufacturing (notably textiles) and services (notably tourism).
How much would you pay for a game that's approaching 20 years old and has been superceded in every way?
As is often the case in the tech world — and more so than ever in the realm of digital cameras, where smaller is almost always better — a world record has been superceded in a matter of months.
The results indicate a major breakdown of all current theories of polymer crystallization, in that the overriding equation involving the relation between crystallization rate, lamellar thickness, surface free energy and supercooling appears to be superceded in the copolymers by some hitherto unrecognized process or law.
This survey was superceded in 2010 and found a continued low general awareness of VTE.
During the post-Soviet period (1991-2014), economicsupercededed politics in Russia.
For 25 years we have been the fortunate recipients of Mr. Spielberg's wonderful storytelling, especially when special effects supercede story in many films.
Any nationwide no vote which superceded a yes vote in Scotland or Wales would be a gift for nationalist sentiment.
Acyclovir has been in part superceded by the oral prodrugs valaciclovir (VCV) and famciclovir (FCV), the latter being the oral version of PCV [ 20, 24].
The fact that Tat-treated animals had greater hippocampal mass suggested that the increase in astrogliosis superceded the rate of neuronal loss at this stage of disease pathogenesis.
