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Today Information and Communications Technology (ICT) networks are a dominating component of our daily life.

First, plant tissue tolerance was a dominating component that has determined the overall plant responses to salinity, with root K+ retention ability and reduced sensitivity to stress-induced hydroxyl radical production being the main contributing tolerance mechanisms.

Therefore, the dominating component for electrostatic stabilization of the suspension was concluded to be phosphate.

Another, often dominating, component arises from solar disturbances when coronal mass ejection (CME) interaction with the earth's magnetosphere results in energy transport to low latitudes in the form of storm time prompt penetration electric fields and thermospheric disturbance winds.

It should be noted that technical HBCD mixtures consist of three diastereomers—α, β, andγ the last being the typically dominating component (up to 80%) of this primary polluting material.

Using control-region data, one can reliably recognize the following haplogroups by minimal motifs: J (16069T-16126C), K (16224C-16311C) versus K1a (16224C-16311C-497T) and K1c (16224C-16311C-498del), and haplogroup N1a1b (250C alone or plus 16391A) in which subhaplogroup I is nested as its dominating component.

In terms of fluorescence lifetime, the dominating components of PSI and PSII are about 500 ps [ 31, 32] and 1400 ps [ 29, 30], respectively, so it is possible to distinguish grana and stroma thylakoid with lifetime measurement.

For an azimuthally large-scale disturbance such as the SC, the excited toroidal Alfven mode should have a dominating radial component of the wave electric field E x, an azimuthal component of the magnetic field B y, and plasma velocity V y.

A dominating replacement component along a depth-gradient has also been found in asteroids and holothurians in the Porcupine Seabight and Porcupine Abyssal Plain54.

The present-state-of-the-art carefully designed low-level HPGe γ-spectrometers, which do not operate underground, have a dominating background component induced by cosmic rays, mostly by cosmic muons.

We showed that our estimates of the tailward total heavy ion flux inside the IMB remained close to constant with tail-ward distance, despite the shift from a mixture of the cold and accelerated populations close to the planet and a dominating accelerated component deeper into the tail.