Sentence examples for which supercedes from inspiring English sources

Such a letter, Mr. Abramson said, which supercedes the actual contract, generally will contain the words: "Time is hereby made of the essence," and then set forth a date, time and place for the closing.

Unlike a federal statute, which supercedes state laws, the right of publicity (and of privacy) is wholly determined by each state, and there is significant variation from one to the next.

Any nationwide no vote which superceded a yes vote in Scotland or Wales would be a gift for nationalist sentiment.

Tells about the short-live d movement, which was superceded by Cubism.

The table provides the Fujita Scale of tornado intensity, which has been superceded in the U.S. and Canada by the EF-Scale.

If amyloid formed the earliest membranes, which were then superceded by phospholipid ones, it is not unexpected that amyloid would interfere with phoshopholipid membranes in some way as indeed it does.

Who owns what, who is legally bound to act in which way, which licenses supercede others?

"But there is certainly an importance which, at this moment in time, supercedes the Liverpool games".

Even if player A is really coordinated and Player B is unskilled, the fight will most likely go to the person hitting 3 times hard than the other specially since 28x8 kills player A while 13x25 is what it will take to kill player B. Skill will help you in a fairly evenly stat'd match but when it comes down to which is more important stats/gear way supercedes player skill.

Nowhere is this true expect for portable, battery-operated applications, where power consumption has perhaps superceded speed and area, which are the overriding implementation constraints.

Trinitians hold this revelation of the one God as a great self to have been either supplemented or superceded by later revelation which shows the one God to in some sense be three "persons".