Sentence examples for superseding of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Price's "Dispersion" is particularly relevant because it talks about the Web's superseding of physical public space.
To the Editor: The administration's superseding of "states' rights" by essentially forcing states to follow its demands once again shows a certain insensitivity to time-tested educational principles.
The contradiction between thesis and antithesis results in the dialectical resolution or superseding of the contradiction between opposites as a higher-level synthesis through the process of Aufhebung (from aufheben, a verb simultaneously interpretable as 'preserve, cancel, lift up').
Novelties of our approach are: (1) evaluation of the fault detection capability (in terms of revealing faults in the SUC) of test sets generated based on the mutated models, and (2) superseding of the great variety of existing mutation operators by iterations and combinations of the two proposed elementary operators.
(An example from global health is the superseding of ordinary bednets by long-lasting insecticide treated nets. The superiority of the latter allowed them to overtake the former, while the similarity in form factor eased the transition [ 52]).
As my youth ebbs away from me, minute after minute, I become more and more painfully aware of being superseded, of time passing me by, of losing touch with the world that changed my life.
Natural spider silk fibers combine extraordinary properties such as stability and flexibility which results in a toughness superseding that of all other fiber materials.
Compassionate conservation allows for--but does not prescriptively dictate--outcomes in which the interests of others supersede those of humans.
For researchers, the demands of research supersede those of clinical care.
But our success hinges on a rallying call of support superseding the interests of individual NGOs, beltway bandits and business-as-usual.
In the case of glioblastoma, the prognosis of the disease often supersedes that of other age-related conditions.
