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He said, "His ( YC Deveshwar) superordinate vision to build an exemplary Indian enterprise, to serve national priorities, create the businesses of tomorrow, impeccable values and personal integrity, the width and depth of his strategic thinking and his compassionate conduct of business will continue to inspire us in the journey ahead.

This considerably facilitates integration into superordinate systems.

These comprise the subject matter or "topics." On the other side of the page, the researcher registers what those events imply, or the "emerging themes." Then, they look for clusters among the themes, pointing to larger ideas called "superordinate concepts" (Smith and Osborn 70).

It is a chain-reaction effect, one in which the lack of sleep in one superordinate person within a business structure is transmitted like a virus, infecting even well-rested employees with work disengagement and reduced productivity.

Two main superordinate themes emerged from the data (shown in Figure 1) and included the relevance of the Portuguese Drug Liberalisation Policy in the UK and a need of a funded systems/integrated approach to the substance misuse field.

Semantics aside, there is no doubt that when committed individuals join together to accomplish a superordinate task, they usually create more economic and intangible value than the same number of individuals working separately.

According to Mosey (1996), a good definition includes the label, the superordinate category, and the distinguishing features.

It re-affirms an international political consensus that building and sustaining peace is a shared and paramount priority, and that it should be an explicit and superordinate goal for all members of the UN family.

No civilized person will agree with those who weaponize their penises, who use superordinate positions to exact sexual favors or who prey upon the young.

From the reduced themes, superordinate and subordinate themes were extracted.