| 词汇 | example_english_dominate |
| 释义 | Examples of dominateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. How dispensable is this figure of the dominating subject? They might well have dominated the society in any event. All want a unitary state dominated by one single ideology. Staples dominated the ports' exports and became the basis of their economies. On the contrary, the climate of opinion was dominated by fears of the imminent collapse of the social order. She has had fifty governments since the end of the war, many of them dominated by the same personalities and the same political party. The saint's tomb (moved subsequently from its original position) dominates a great chapel on the south side of the cathedral. My observations were made mostly in areas dominated by agriculture where the effects of seasonality could have been especially pronounced. Protestant loyalists dominated the statelet from its formation. The creation of the legal framework has ended the" voluntarist" tradition that has dominated industrial relations in the twentieth century. Here we may discern a connection balance which dominated constitutional writing a century earlier. In its next, more public phase, it is likely to be dominated as much by events as by concepts. All three of us teach and research in media studies- an area mainly dominated by men. Another huge and unexpected force dominated the area during the last halfcentury covered by this book. In the last couple of decades the innatist view has dominated the fields of first and second language acquisition. The more open monsoon forest was also dominated by the valuable dipterocarp. In this sense, we are changing the relative influence of the internal, mental processes over those dominated by the input alone. We learn that women are involved, but have they dominated this trade ? A possible reason for this could be that improvising and playing music by ear are mainly functions of the right-hemisphere, where intuition dominates. Central to kruzhok life was the power of that individual who dominates domestic life in a patriarchal system: the father. The active resistance movement was tiny until the final months of 1945, and dominated by the political fr inges. The result was a challenging of authority and all figures in dominating roles - whether racial, educational, marital, or military. The ethic of professional responsibility, which starts from a context dominated by individual relationships, may also inevitably and naturally extend into a social context. As healthcare is increasingly a business dominated by market forces, the libertarian perspective has assumed a strong de facto position in distributive justice decisions. The net result, in either case, is a political climate dominated by shrill advocacy devoid of reasoned argument. Interestingly, the early years of the field, from 1969 to the mid-1970s, were not particularly dominated by autonomy talk. The left junction is dominated by thefibrouscontinuity between one of the leaflets of the mitral valve and those of the aortic valve. Questions also arise about the application of reading research, which dominates this literature, to a modular approach like ours. Mutual wills dominated among the wills that were made. On the first challenge, the papers tend to be dominated by one discipline, with another contributing, rather than being genuinely inter-disciplinary. In our model this effect is assumed to be dominated by output-increasing effects. Thus, from a capability perspective no project clearly dominates the other. Finally, we carried out a stochastic dominance analysis which confirms that the base model dominates over the other models by first-degree stochastic dominance. Evidence from the lab reveals that neither complete self-interest ($0) nor cooperation ($5) dominates behavior. The parenthetical relates on the surface to the node dominating the number in the syntactic host structure. In this latter entity, the mitral valvar anomaly is but a part of the well-recognized syndrome dominated by hypoplasia of the left ventricle. The period from birth to adulthood is dominated by interactions with the social system. Performance by toddlers at the very beginning of this period was dominated by a tendency to repeat the previous response. Domestication of plants and animals then dominates the world, as more than six billion of us today place daily demands on food systems. Stochastic dominance searches for an efficient set of options that are not dominated and hence admissible. If a distribution is dominated to the first degree, it is also dominated to the second degree. In quantitative terms, the surviving works are heavily dominated by concertos and related genres (sinfonie, chamber concertos and sonatas). In the initial years of our simulations, the plan portion of capital dominates the total. Readers might wish for a more direct writing style and less extensive discussions in the notes ; many pages are dominated by the footnotes. Most of the pages are dominated by footnotes, and rarely a thought or an observation is made without a range of texts in support. When weakly dominated strategies are not considered, it is in the scientists' interest to propose the best ex-ante threshold, as calculated in the different cases. The latter has been dominated by two opposing views. In the following lemmas we study the relation between cohomology and (dominated) invariant splitting of linear cocycles. At 68 m another unit dominated by thick medium-grained quartz arenites starts with a 1.6 m thick homogeneous bed of medium-grained sandstone. They are dominated by quartzofeldspathic orthogneisses derived from the calc-alkaline batholiths, with less abundant paragneiss. The breccia contains a variety of boulders, dominated by vesicular basalt and phonolitic lavas. Most lavas are dominated by single or flow-field widening regimes. The clay mineral spectrum is dominated by smectite; illite and kaolinite occur infrequently. In each case, magnetically stable samples tend to have spectra dominated by one component, often with a very narrow unblocking temperature spectrum. The higher parts of the sequences are dominated by east dipping volcanic sandstones containing abundant small plant fragments. In the less evolved, less crystallized zones of the deposits, the compositional range increases for both minerals, with reversed zoning dominating throughout the sequence. Intra-oceanic arcs are volumetrically dominated by basaltic volcanic products. The first feature mentioned above means that the pressure field in the recirculating region is dominated by that of the potential region. Near the tank wall the pattern tended to be similar to that which dominated the interior of the tank. The frequency modulations appear to be dominated by the zeroth-order effect, all three frequencies appear indistinguishable. In contrast, village market seed transactions are -exible and dominated by cash, followed by barter, exchange and free transactions, regardless of agro-ecological zone and accessibility. With the introduction of a forcing disturbance this 'background' pattern appeared to be dominated if the amplitude of the secondary motion was sufficiently great. They have an important contribution to make to the broader social debate, one dominated by political scientists, sociologists and philosophers. Historically, it can be said that speaking is the 'victorious' half of communication, the yang of the yin-yang principle (that which dominates). Furthermore, since the shear layer is dominated by a single, inflectional instability we expect the same to hold true for the present flow. The figure shows that heat transport and scalar variance are dominated by the same range of large scales a t this location. In both cases, the posterior distribution moves slightly towards the prior, but the information provided by the likelihood still dominates the prior. Between 11 and c. 20 m is a first unit dominated by thick medium-grained quartz arenites. The lower 6 m are dominated by fine-grained sandstones, although a change in the style of deposition is recognizable. The bioclasts are micritized and are dominated by bivalves, gastropods, miliolids and lituolids. However, it is unknown whether the system is dominated by a direct product of one-dimensional systems. The calcarenites are moderately to well-sorted packstones dominated by ooids and peloids (up to 1 mm in size). On the other hand, one might assume that the second term in (19) dominates the left-hand side. We will assume that the attracting set has dominated splitting. One case where this occurs is when the system is dominated by harmonic interactions. Section 7 tells us that the recovery error is dominated by the fill distance, while the condition is determined by the separation radius. Thus, in early studies, point iteration methods dominated the scene. The resulting large fluctuation dominating the mean eventually became known as the ' fluctuation test'. To the present time, the leadership of the church is dominated by men. Early on, this type frequency factor dominates learning and provides the main source of productivity. Chapter 13 demonstrates that the gendered political orientation is associated with the actual world of politics, which is dominated by men. The title page (not illustrated here) is dominated by two large standing figures. They objected to playing the role of the leaders of a society dominated by technique, to mastering technological skills and scientific training. In the nineteenth century it was dominated by the landowners. As such, money can be valued even if it is dominated in return by storage. Responsibility for provision of care and, in particular, funding has dominated debate to the detriment of considering explicit health and social aspects of care. Such studies have demonstrated that the cost of institutionally, professionally dominated care delivery is high. There was no unanimous judgment on the costeffectiveness of genetic screening, but results vary by condition and target group and range from dominated to costsaving. Especially in the case of hereditary hemochromatosis, genetic population screening may be about to turn from a dominated to a cost-effective or even cost-saving intervention. In a graphic representation, these dominated options can be identified very easily. The movement that has been dominating so far starts to fade out while the next movement comes into focus. However, as they have very high effectiveness, they are never dominated by the other treatments. At a population level, antihypertensives are dominated by aspirin treatment. Four easily distinguishable forest areas are dominated by different tree species. The soil seed bank from the 1-y-old post-burn soil was dominated by monocots (96.5%). They contrast this state of affairs with the present, which they see as dominated by 'money politics'. Long-lived pioneers dominated all stands throughout the chronosequence. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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