Synonym: antecedency, anteriority, precedence, precedency, priority. Similar words: antecedent, antecedents, precedence, unprecedented, precedent, precedents, cadenced, credence. Meaning: [‚æntɪ'siːdəns] n. preceding in time.
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(1) Creative thinking is the antecedence of design.
(2) Its antecedence course is Human Resources Management.
(3) Then a curriculum antecedence chart of Manufacturing and Automation Engineering is provided to illustrate the significance of antecedence research in making teaching plans.
(4) Electric power is antecedence to the development of the national economic.
(5) As a trade arrangement that is system antecedence, the legal system of FTA directly affects the development of regional trade liberalization and implement of each leaguer's profits.
(6) Methods of GM(1,1) gray prediction, Bayesian and antecedence index were employed.
(7) By cutting in intentional homicide of traffic accident crime, this paper proves that the action of antecedence may cause the duty of action, then concern how to handle the equal-value issues.
(8) Electric power industry is of the basic importance and antecedence in our country economy. Electricity is both the producing and the living material.
(9) It should accord to the regulate of law, the requirement of occupation or duty, the legal action(sentence dictionary), the action of antecedence and so on.
(10) It should accord to the regulate of law, the requirement of occupation or duty, the legal action, of antecedence and so on.
(11) Meanwhile, it pointed out that the mode of teaching must follow the antecedence of scientific theories, embodying the rationality, realizability and operability of it.
(12) The experiment shows that design theory and properties fulfill needs of design. It fills the vacancy of IC two random pulses difference with the carry antecedence.
(13) The advantages are those of human resource capital, of industrial foundation, of historical opportunity, and of information antecedence .
More similar words: antecedent, antecedents, precedence, unprecedented, precedent, precedents, cadenced, credence, independence day, secede, recede, interdependence, precede, circumstantial evidence, concede, intercede, fenced, experienced, antechamber, preponderance of evidence, inexperienced, cadence, intelligence agency, incidence, prudence, evidence, impudence, residence, subsidence, decadence.