Sentence examples for superseded this from inspiring English sources

Diagnoses were commonly performed by impedance plethysmography in the 1970s and 1980s, but the use of Doppler ultrasound techniques, with their increased sensitivity and specificity, largely superseded this method.

It superseded this model by delivering a solution to the world where users simply ripped open the packaging, ran the install program and got working.

All these have been superseded today.

The fall was driven by a drop in production of McLaren's SLR which will be superseded next spring by the 200mph MP4-1200mph

Meanwhile, Nokia predicts that its two NFC-enabled phones - which currently require a new shell or "skin" to be fitted - will be superseded next year by phones with the technology built in.

Efforts around the turn of the 20th century by private companies to build dams, which could also be used for hydroelectric power, were superseded (1908) by President Theodore Roosevelt, who believed in the need to preserve public control of the power resources of the river.

Rule remained a research director for the Mary Rose Trust, which in 1979 superseded the 1967 Committee, until 1994.

It is also the most financially successful Bond film, superseding 2006's Casino Royale.

Meanwhile, influential members of Congress plan to introduce a bill soon that would supersede last year's Supreme Court device ruling, their aides say.

The MDC hopes that the visiting heads of state will discuss Mr Mugabe's retirement, and the holding of a fresh, internationally-supervised election to supersede last year's rigged one.Mr Mbeki's spokesman denied it, telling Reuters, a news agency, that "It is not for the president of South Africa to go to another sovereign country and tell the leader to step down".

Although the classification of crustaceans has been quite variable, the system used by Martin and Davis largely supersedes earlier works.