Sentence examples similar to superseding knowledge from inspiring English sources

A new class of worker is beginning to emerge and supersede the knowledge worker.

It is stressed that the additional guidance on training is complementary to, and not intended to supersede, the knowledge requirements specified in these ILO and IMO Conventions and recommendations.

The old economy launched by the industrial revolution is being superseded by the knowledge economy.

This is the day when all the giddiness about the conference championship games fades and the excitement about a potentially thrilling Super Bowl is superseded by the knowledge that for the next 12 days you will be overrun by stories about two teams.

Reid said the Brooklyn-bred rapper's talent and industry knowledge supersede the term "triple threat".

User feedback: FuncBase is governed by the philosophy that annotation in general and predictive annotation in particular is a work in progress, and that users will often bring domain knowledge that supersedes current or predicted annotation.

New knowledge of chemistry superseded the theory that all things are made up of earth, air, fire, and water, and the old Aristotelian ideas began to be discarded.

Thinking a firm command of Standard English supersedes any experiential or learned knowledge one possesses, my former dialectical beliefs mirror the general consensus.

Today it is the ubiquitous Internet that supersedes traditional forms of imparting knowledge and wisdom, leaving us to wonder if the era of television was perhaps some sort of golden age.

On the basis of newer knowledge, neo-Darwinism has superseded the earlier concept and purged it of Darwin's lingering attachment to the Lamarckian theory of inheritance of acquired characters.

Though Raziel initially seeks to exact revenge on Kain, his murderer and former master, this objective is superseded by a higher quest for knowledge.