subsumed

Either a people is in control of its inheritance, or, its inheritance is being subsumed by another tribe.

There were only three temporarily: today, the reference grammar is all gone, subsumed into the documentation/testing grammar.

The story (so far) is not one of features disappearing, but of features being subsumed by other more general, abstract features.

It is deliberately broad and ambiguous to allow specific real life events to be subsumed under the conditions of a given regulation.

I can't imagine a use for untagged unions in Rust that isn't subsumed by other features in the language.

Often, several simple solutions can be subsumed by a more complicated one.

What I've described are ideas that predate the agile manifesto, and are not subsumed by it.

Netbooks are being subsumed by laptops, as laptops get smaller.

Or, it should be, but publishers are so focused on not being subsumed by the onslaught of technology that it seems to be a low priority.

Their IP and people will be subsumed under a new umbrella which will hopefully avoid the mistakes of the past (which might just include buying disaster insurance).

The computer has been subsumed into the terminal itself.

And now they have been subsumed by Apple.

The article seems to be suggesting the opposite, that Chrome OS will eventually be subsumed into Android, or made into "Android Lite."

As time goes on and resources become scarce and mining costs go up, transaction "costs" are subsumed into mining to a vanishing small amount.

This is substantially different from the rest of Europe, and I wonder why it developed this way?" Quoting from it: > The Swedes retained that almost primordial, archaic concept of individual liberties and rights when other Germanic tribes had been subsumed into other legal or property concepts, such as what happened in the Holy Roman Empire.