the public domain
INTERNET
a group of computers or websites that are organized by purpose, for example, to provide education or sell products:
The organization met to discuss adding new 'top-level' domains, the global designations such as .com and .gov.

Examples of domain

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Subsequently, these domains appear to have been recruited for various interactions in other bacterial proteins.
In adults, some categories of events are probably organized much as some domains of object categories are.
As children add more words to their vocabulary, they also build up further domains.
In the present paper, this integrated structure was observed across different domains of functioning ranging from psychological to physical functioning.
There is firstly a skill perspective, in which competence reflects the range and level of skills in the social, cognitive, emotional and motor domains.
Additionally, the tasks demanded of subjects in these investigations differ across the two stimulus domains.
Exclusion can operate in different domains with particular effects.
Several have a variety of domains, which may be useful in determining protein function.
There are coiled-coil domains, that differ in length and number, in all the myosins.
In the context of the nucleus, acidic domains are often protein-protein interaction domains.
In addition to these domains there are two leucine zippers starting at base pairs 484 and 505 suggesting protein-protein interaction.
To date, little is known of projections that might be used to integrate information in these domains or to coordinate output.
In this way men continued to act as the mediators between the public and private domains, between the world of politics and the family.
Scientists present their ideas to the general public, contributing directly or indirectly to debates in social, legal, and religious domains.
Critical assistance in exploring these domains has come primarily from romanticists working in the second category.
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domain

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binding domain
Over the past thirty years, there have been many attempts to characterize exactly what constitutes the relevant binding domain and what constitutes the relevant prominence.
broad domains
Further study of the timing and sequence of events represented by these broad domains would clarify their role in the etiology of child behavior problems.
catalytic domain
To prevent this from occurring normally, many kinases have a companion regulatory domain that is distinct from the catalytic domain.
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