supersedure
supersession

"My point is, there were some basic rules of success for the supersedure process.

"The final phase necessary for a successful supersedure was the most difficult.

"We only learned about a supersedure when the substitute made a mistake.

"There are three phases necessary for the fulfillment of a supersedure.

Perhaps all three have used sapient supersedure to infiltrate our society?"

Before the Apocalypse, sapient supersedure almost achieved the mark of a religion.

Sapient supersedure works because most people want to believe that simple adage."

Each tway would utilize supersedure to gain control of a particular organization.

However, should the workers sense the old queen is weakening, they will produce emergency cells known as supersedure cells.

Supersedure may be forced by a beekeeper.

"Did you ever study a process called 'sapient supersedure'?

"So you see, sapient supersedure is not nearly as difficult as some of you might have believed.

Hernandez replied with confidence and elan, "Supersedure."

"Sapient supersedure," I said with a smile, "was one of the fastest and most famous methods for social advancement.

Supersedure ended with the Apocalypse.

"Now, the Ash Ock, they mastered supersedure from the beginning.

In general, the old queen starts laying eggs into queen cups when conditions are right for swarming or supersedure.

Supersedure is the process by which an old queen bee is replaced by a new queen.

Supersedure may be initiated due to old age of a queen or a diseased or failing queen.

Their incredible manipulations, the whole concept of sapient supersedure, none of it now seemed so difficult for Rome to accept.

Further symptoms include increased girth of the abdomen, missing sting reflex, and early supersedure of the queen.

For whatever reason, he was not able to implement supersedure and assume a leadership role at the ICN.

Nosema, if left untreated, can cause queen supersedure, winter kills, reduced honey yields, and dwindling populations.

Indeed, traces of the practice of proxy voting remained in Connecticut's election laws until the final supersedure of her charter in 1819.

Swarm cells hang from the bottom of a frame while supersedure queens or emergency queens are generally raised in cells built out from the face of a frame.

They disagree, however, on the nature of this supersession.

But such supersession occurs only when the provisions are "inconsistent" which is not here the case.

And supersession of civil authority was completely against Service Doctrine.

His surprise supersession and resignation became a national controversy.

Mr. Fernandez has taken the severe step of supersession with only three districts.

Supersession is a more lenient step than suspension, which involves the removal of a board.

They lay out the process of supersession.

The supersession, he said, "will not be rescinded."

Nor did supersession substitute the Governor's policy choice for the death penalty in he Gillespie matter.

Rowell remained in command of I Corps, but saw this as a supersession.

Time was when any get-together by halfway famous rock-and-roll performers became a "supersession."

His dignified statement at the time of his supersession added to his stature.

Clemens was not happy at his supersession and set a crowd of ruffians to make Glynn's position untenable.

Most objects are gained by gradual steps: for example, the supersession of absolute monarchy by democracy.

The reason for supersession was attributed to the inefficiencies in collection of texes development activities etc.

With history no more than an argument for supersession, the halakhic yoke has lost its lightness.

The plain truth is that modern nations are merely the present manifestation of a variable principle, condemned to perpetual supersession.

Today everything confirms the mission, or rather the historical opportunity of the proletariat: the destruction and supersession of feudalism.

The term deprecated may also be used when a non-computer term becomes obsolete, either through change or supersession.

'Is that while man finds the thought of his supersession abominable, she simply finds it unthinkable.

With these two truths the bourgeoisie is spurring mankind on towards the supersession of economics, towards a point beyond history.

Supersession band:

This limitation is contributing to its supersession by Intelligent Mail Barcode.

To the extent that the Situationists raised questions about cultural hierarchies and the 'supersession' of art, how should we judge the Fallout period?

The third force radicalizes contradictions and leads to their supersession, in the name of individual freedom and against all forms of constraint.