Sentence examples for system that supersedes from inspiring English sources
The language MLF is a proposal for a new type system that supersedes both ML and System F, allows for efficient, predictable, and complete type inference for partially annotated terms.
We have developed a primary hepatocyte culture system that supersedes the traditional methodology of maintaining hepatocyte function and polarity in collagen double gel sandwich systems.
The modeling system used is the US Environmental Protection Agency's (USEPA Community Multiscale Air Quality CMAQAQ) model, which was developed in the "third generation" (Models-3) modeling system that supersedes earlier generation models such as the Regional Acid Deposition Model.
Standards are issued by the 3G Project Partnership, which supports the wideband CDMA technology for the 3G systems that supersede the GSM systems.
Rather than discussing the overarching ideological systems that supersede the other levels of analysis or the diachronic historical processes and manifestations of ideology that have informed the lexicogrammatical choices made by various individuals, each discourse sample needs to be analysed within the immediate contextual parameters (Halliday 2002).
To evaluate the functional efficiency of SemLinker in integrating big data with frequently changing schemas and the time complexity of executing queries, we compare SemLinker with a similar integration-oriented and ontology-based prototype system that is used in the SUPERSEDE project and is discussed in [7] (we refer to this as the BDI Ontology system).
But it could also go the way of Napster, the trailblazing music-sharing system that pioneered a new category, but was superseded by superior implementations that overcame its technical and commercial flaws.
My old simple and reliable tape backup system was superseded by a new cartridge "one-step" backup system that could never be operated in one step, if it could be operated at all.
That supersedes everything else".
"That supersedes the Goldwater rule," he said.
Notably solicitous service that supersedes occasional language barriers.
