"This law is a community directive, which means that it cannot be superseded.
The first is that our confident belief that we cannot be superseded by machines – because we have consciousness and they cannot have it – may be naive.
Although the diagnosis by clinical assessment cannot be superseded by any forms of diagnostic tests, it, however, can be complemented by the use of aids such as ultrasound and, therefore, must be used more frequently.
"Tourism provides jobs which cannot be exported".
Winston's criticisms were particularly directed at egg freezing, which could be superseded by ovarian tissue freezing.
"There was an overemphasis on speed which is being superseded by a more realistic timetable".
Out of 147 NICE clinical guidelines identified, we excluded 20 relating exclusively to secondary care and 20 which had been superseded by a more recent update (Fig. 1).
Old English was the earliest form of English, spanning approximately the 6th to 12th centuries, which had been superseded by Middle English by this scribe's lifetime.
The previous advanced query form at BioCyc.org, which has been superseded by the interface presented in this article, had a fixed structure.
Hangouts Chat, you may remember, is very different from Hangouts, Google's chat app for regular users which at one point was supposed to be superseded by Allo.
