supersession
IPA: supɝsˈɛʃʌn
noun
- The act of superseding; the fact of having been superseded.
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Examples of "supersession" in Sentences
- They lay out the process of supersession.
- Look at the Supersession article if you like.
- They disagree, however, on the nature of this supersession.
- However, supersession should probably not be tagged by this.
- In Calvin's scheme, the idea of supersession does not even arise.
- Rowell remained in command of I Corps, but saw this as a supersession.
- His surprise supersession and resignation became a national controversy.
- His dignified statement at the time of his supersession added to his stature.
- Among them was Stratify, who sponsored a "supersession" called "Whatever Happened to Rule 1?"
- Greed to claim supersession over, and displacement of, Judaism introduces self-contradictions that undermine and negate your arguments.
- That said, some Islmic sects do believe in supersession but they are a minority, and they are intolerant to their own too, that's why you hear of sunni shia fighting.
- In other words, this book offers a new theory that is, the supersession theory of computing to go beyond the existing approaches in the literature on computing in an original way.
- In the United Kingdom, after 1832 and supersession of the Tory Party by the Conservative Party “Tory” has become shorthand for a member of the Conservative Party or for the party in general,.
- You do not have to believe in Mohammed to be righteous, but you do have to be monotheist. so we don't preach supersession as do say, some Christian religions who say that you have to believe in Jesus to be saved.
- Moogy went on to, among myriad accomplishments, front his own bands; become a founding member of Todd Rundgren's Utopia; participate in the "lost" supersession Music from Free Creek with Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Dr. John, Linda Ronstadt and other superstars; and produce the Dylan-Midler duet of "Buckets of Rain" for Bette's album "Songs from the New Depression."
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