Sentence examples for to be superceded from inspiring English sources

In July, that fund is to be superceded by a permanent strongbox, the European Stability Mechanism, which will have a firepower of about €500 billion — beyond the €192 billion already committed to Ireland, Portugal and Greece.

The results indicate a major breakdown of all current theories of polymer crystallization, in that the overriding equation involving the relation between crystallization rate, lamellar thickness, surface free energy and supercooling appears to be superceded in the copolymers by some hitherto unrecognized process or law.

Interestingly, though acute vascular effects were reported with the HIF-1 α inhibitor PX-478, these appeared to be superceded by metabolic changes, suggesting that the overall therapeutic effect of HIF inhibition with PX-478 was also metabolically derived (Welsh et al, 2004).

(Consequently, he denied what he saw to be the Crocean interpretation of Hegel: that, at some point, art as uniquely expressing certain truths would cease to have a function, and be superceded by another form of consciousness).

So the "old soup kitchen model of civil society" handouts is on its way out, and it will be superceded by a new model of a global civil society that works in partnership to deliver the necessary improvements in health and education and supports improvements in agriculture and the technical sector.

The question is whether that growth will continue, or whether AdMob's phone-specific ads will be superceded by regular Web ads.

This will be superceded by a new, larger facility on which construction begins this spring, with a capacity for around 400 scientists.

The idea is that if folk psychology is like a theory, then, like any theory, it could be superceded and replaced by a better theory as scientific psychology and neuroscience progress.

A suggestion is made that costly traditional techniques may now be superceded through use of embedded processing power with the advantage of attaining good performance and adaptability for less expense.

The lack of effect on behavioral threshold with declining signal-to-noise ratio may then be a reflection of a limiting signal-to-noise ratio that is superceded by the rod ON-BC signal-to-noise ratio as it declines.

Moreover, we do not restrict access to our tools unless access is superceded by our intent to make users more secure.