Both also stress the growing significance of the territorial state which initially assisted and later supplanted the church in efforts to regulate and shape society.
The tradition was largely supplanted by prepackaging, supermarkets and twenty-fourhour shopping.
As research in the field has progressed, the use of saliva sampling has supplanted the use of blood draw to measure hormone secretion.
Commissions of association - designed only for occasional use - were supplanted by an ambitious policy to be imposed on all towns.
How can a genealogy-based notion of identity be so easily supplanted by the values implied by the increasingly fluid relations of the stock market?
Increasingly supplanted by judicial rulings, the legal reasoning of the inns of court gave way to case-law that issued from the courtroom.
Comtean positivism popularized this distinction between science and philosophy, but it also viewed science as having supplanted philosophy.
Indeed, distinct paradigms can coexist, and it might be argued that none of the paradigms has been entirely supplanted.
