They subsume Wallace's work, as well as various other generalised definitions proposed in the mid-1970s. Some researchers use the CWB term to subsume related constructs that are distinct. The definition of limits is general enough to subsume several constructions useful in practical settings. As a result, linguistic descriptions tend to subsume both under an archiphoneme . But Hegel's notion of "ethical life" is meant to subsume, rather than replace, Kantian ethics. Private land ownership was "transformed" to subsume under State and collective ownership. Lawyers saw that the accounting profession would subsume the legal profession with its vast resources. Some of these subsume or deploy the tools of "Nyaya". In addition, data-driven techniques also subsume cycle-counting techniques that may include domain knowledge. "Dagestanian" can subsume the entire family. It suggests that higher levels subsume lower levels. You can really subsume the public image of somebody.