I am not sure what does the virus described in this study have to do with evolutionary precedence of RNA viruses over DNA viruses: surely, in order for this virus to emerge, both RNA viruses and DNA viruses have to be around already? Author's response : This final paragraph has been revised and clarified.
In 1385, however, Robert de Vere, 9th Earl of Oxford, was created Marquess of Dublin with precedence between dukes and earls; the other earls resented this creation, and the patent of the marquessate was revoked in 1386, after its holder had been created Duke of Ireland.
In England the viscountcy was not introduced into the peerage until four centuries after the Norman Conquest: John, Lord Beaumont, who had been created Count of Boulogne in 1436, was in 1440 created Viscount Beaumont in the peerage of England, with precedence over all barons.
A directed acyclic graph (DAG) can be used to describe an application consisted of multiple tasks with precedence constrains.
This class of problems associated with precedence constraint has been previously modeled and optimized by the authors, in which, it requires a multidimensional optimization at the same time: what to make, how many to make, where to make and the order to make.
In contrast, Arnason et al. [ 78] used this term to indicate the tenrec-golden mole clade as it is currently-understood and are therefore cited as the authors for that term as a junior synonym of the name with precedence, Tenrecoidea McDowell 1958 [ 27].
He was appointed a knight of the Legion of Honour on 28 December 1914, with precedence backdated to the 1 December.
In another study, the most commonly cited barriers to colorectal cancer screening among 51 patients with HIV were the precedence of competing health concerns, the time required for testing and fear of the procedure or preparation [ 47].
