Sentence examples for this primacy of from inspiring English sources

In France this primacy of position was achieved at about the same time by the constable, who, originally the master of the stables, became in due course commander in chief of the army.

This primacy of honor, he would insist, as Wills does again and again, did not by any means constitute infallible authority in either doctrine or discipline: authority resided in the faithful and was made known through councils of the church as a whole.

This "primacy of movement" (Sheets-Johnstone, 1999) is the formative human condition and thus includes learning and reasoning across disciplines, contexts, and media.

Whether and how this primacy of politics is possible is another important question in the philosophical debate about markets (cf. also 4.3 below).

This confirmed the primacy of this neural network, whereas the remaining mean component image characterized a common individual variation of the neural networks implicated in tactile object manipulation.

This asserted the primacy of public health over IPR.

This demonstrates the primacy of form lines in the automotive design sketch.

This, and the primacy of the word of God in monastic liturgy, made Hume naturally ecumenically-minded.

Recently, it was suggested that intrinsically disordered proteins are able to become ordered following binding to their partner(s) and that this 'restores' the primacy of the classical structure-function paradigm according to which protein function is equated with a well-defined 3D structure [ 109].

29m 6-3 Low user This was reflected in the primacy of bronchodilator inhalers for this group—one described this as a process of 'becoming completely blue'.

But others fear that this will endanger the primacy of the House of Commons.