Sentence examples for superseded with the from inspiring English sources

However, this has largely been superseded with the advent of CT.

The two main formations of the Kirtlandian, the Fruitland and Kirtland, were originally included in the older Judithian age, an interpretation superseded with the naming of the Kirtlandian.

The Rolling Stones Return to Hyde Park: Sweet Summer Sun Saturday 10.35pm BBC1 Those hoary old black-and-white clips of the Stones' 1969 Hyde Park concert can now be superseded with this July's rather less epochal (and hugely more expensive) gig.

The Tiger era was being superseded, with McIlroy the man to provide the benchmark.

Others are no longer on sale after being superseded with models not included in the lawsuit.

In some parts of the developed world including the UK, the Pap test has been superseded with liquid-based cytology.

The great archaic sandstone building blocks used by the Badami Chalukyas were superseded with smaller blocks of soapstone and with smaller masonry.

Since then parents who had opened a CTF - and there are an estimated 6m CTFs in operation each holding an average of £750 - have been unable to start a junior Isa for the same child, or to move the money into one, meaning many are now stuck in accounts that providers have superseded with junior Isas, which typically pay a higher rate of interest than their predecessors.

"And we've told the defense, as we will tell Your Honor, that we intend to supersede with additional charges of tax violations probably in four to six weeks — I think that is realistic — possibly sooner, but just to sort of set the bar," she said, according to a partial transcript of the proceeding.

"Mercedes-Benz emphatically supports the introduction of the WLTP test [which] is designed to supersede the NEDC, with the goal of bringing standardised and real-world consumption closer together," said the spokesman.

While diimine-bridges with the two carbon atoms are superseded by that with the three carbon atoms, the catalytic activity is dramatically decreased.