It's tempting until one reads the memoir itself, which was self-evidently written by a woman who was not subsumed.
For these reasons, and a few others, Mr Brown played a long game to ensure that the pound was not subsumed by the euro.
Partick Thistle Football Club was formed in 1876 in the burgh of Partick, which was at that time administratively independent of Glasgow (Partick was not subsumed into Glasgow until 1912).
In order for each assertion to be consistent with each assertion made at more general levels, any object class of a property at a given class level that was not subsumed by an object class at a higher class and/or property level such that these conditions were satisfied was appropriately propagated up the class and/or slot hierarchies.
Which is to say, it's listenable enough that the melodies (and there are plenty) aren't subsumed beneath the noise – but this is still raw, distorted stuff, slathered in echo and reverb in the fashion of inexpensive records down the ages.
The information in expectations data is not subsumed by traditional variables, such as Tobin's Q or discount rates.
The campus is distinctive, Mr. Mostafavi said, because unlike most university campuses it is not subsumed by a master plan.
However, the former Ms. Smith, now named Carter Smith Epstein, bristled at the notion of being addressed as "Mrs. and Mrs. Alexandra Smith Epstein," explaining, "One person's identity is not subsumed by the other when two people are married".
Recently, CBA can also include wider benefits, i.e. macroeconomic benefits that are not subsumed in the direct benefits (agglomeration effects, labour pooling, efficiency; see 3.2).
For consider some act of φ-ing that is not subsumed under any other issued divine command and which is such that God lacks decisive reasons to command or not to command its performance.
