Sentence examples for was later subsumed from inspiring English sources

She transferred in 1985 to Sidgwick & Jackson, which was later subsumed into the Macmillan empire.

Further researches suggest this was a different magazine, founded in 1913, as an adjunct in pamphlet form to Horner's Stories and was later subsumed by that title entirely.

Their claim rests on the fact that in 1729, Seborga and the 14 or so square kilometres around it were supposedly bought by the Kingdom of Sardinia (which in turn was later subsumed into Italy).

An alternative hypothesis is that the DOT1L-HES6 fusinn in the TURP sample of patient #2 promoted castration resistance at an intermediate stage of tumor evolution, but was later subsumed by another mechanism that additionally resulted in complete loss of AR expression.

It is noteworthy that infants prior to language learning distinguish phones that are later subsumed to a single phonemic equivalence class (see, e.g., Werker 1995, Kuhl 2000 for review and commentary).

It was subsequently subsumed under either E. m.

And in chronicling the terrible suffering artists have endured in places like the Soviet Union, he makes the reader appreciate the luxury enjoyed by writers in the West, who have been able to focus on the "tragedies of ordinary life, the events that Nadezhda Mandelstam was later to subsume under her concept of the privilege of ordinary heartbreaks".

It remained on the Australian Army's order of battle until 1960 when it was subsumed into the Royal Western Australia Regiment, but was later re-raised in 1966 as a remote area infantry battalion.

The club subsumed an existing female club, the Corinithians, in 2000 but the team was later abandoned in 2005 for "not being part of the core business".

Kermit Washington's mother Barbara graduated from Miner's Teacher's College (later subsumed into Howard University), where she was an excellent student; his father Alexander was an X-ray technician.

This count is not exact because many characters were at first appended to the previously published matrix, but then later subsumed into existing characters once overlaps in character states were identified.