The N.L.D. and the Army cautiously entered a power-sharing agreement and, in 2016, formed a government that is civilian-led but still substantially dominated by the military.
"The dialogue is now being substantially dominated by groups which are interested in immigration for reasons that are not environmental," he said.
The photocatalytic activity of semiconductors is highly associated with their microstructures, which are substantially dominated by the crystal growth mechanisms under specific growth conditions.
However, as one can see, the JET scheme usually results in subchannels with vastly different signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) for every user, and the BER performance is substantially dominated by those who have the smallest gain on the diagonal, provided that the same modulation and coding scheme is used for all subchannels.
The negative control staining in the absence of the primary antibody demonstrated that the baseline level was substantially dominated by non-specific binding of the primary antibody rather than that of secondary antibody or autofluorescence (data not shown).
The limitation of this method is that when the probability mass is evenly distributed among the several categories, the maximum is not a substantially dominating number, which still entails a lot of uncertainty.
Univariate and multivariate generalizability analyses supported a general component that was substantially more dominated by other-referenced compared to self-referenced failure outcome expectancies.
For large NUFFTs, however, the data translation is found substantially dominant in computation time on modern computers while it is expected to be dominated by the FFT.
As photocurrent is linearly dependent on carrier lifetime, i.e., ip ∝ τ, the long-lifetime electron will substantially enhance and dominate the photocurrent generation.
The tire-road noise increases substantially with speed, and it dominates the total noise at higher speeds (i.e., above 20 40 km/h for new cars and above 30 60 km/h for new trucks).
