Sentence examples similar to superseded concept from inspiring English sources

On the basis of newer knowledge, neo-Darwinism has superseded the earlier concept and purged it of Darwin's lingering attachment to the Lamarckian theory of inheritance of acquired characters.

Indeed, validation of novel models "is superseded by the concept of model credibility" particularly because complete validation of a model is not possible [ 57].

However, global health specifically is a relatively new concept, tending to supersede the former concept of international health.

This plan superseded the former housing concept.

Simek says that this original concept was "superseded by the shield girls Irish female warriors who lived on like the einherjar in Valhall".

With it being superseded by the paleontologically based concept of the Silurian, some sort of compromise had to be worked out.

By this stage, the design concept had been superseded by medium and heavy tanks and neither variant was produced in sufficient numbers to have a real impact on the progress of the war.

"It is common knowledge that Black Friday is now the highest grossing sales day in the UK, but this may get superseded by Singles Day [because the] concept of gifting feels a lot more meaningful than an arbitrary sales day".

Moreover, his discussion there is largely superseded by his discussion of the same concepts in the Metaphysics.

Despite being anatomically distinct, in the last year the concept of separated niches has been superseded.

Many of them were still "under the old conventions and backward concepts," according to one analysis, that superseded revolutionary notions of friendship, love and service.