Sentence examples for a dominating feature from inspiring English sources

A dominating feature of the two "Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons" paintings that resulted — one now in Cleveland and one in Philadelphia — is the crowds jamming the embankment and Westminster Bridge, watching, fixedly, the cremation of "Old Corruption".

"O'Sullivan is a dominating feature in snooker whether her wins or not, he is a superstar and people recognise him not just for playing snooker".

The martyrdom of Magnus Erlendsson, who was killed in April 1116 by his cousin Haakon Paulsson, resulted in the building of St . MagnusCathedral, still today a dominating feature of Kirkwall.

Are both of these factors equally important, or is one of them a dominating feature of the use of Se in TR? Traditionally, it has been assumed that Se-nucleophilicity is the dominating factor, but the contribution of Se-electrophilicity should be considered, as well.

Deep water return currents (commonly 200 900 m; figure 2 [ 21]) are characteristic of the areas of ice export from the Arctic Ocean, particularly near the location of this study in the Fram Strait [ 16, 21, 22], but are also a dominating feature along the Arctic Ocean shelf break [ 21].

Another big difference delegates have noticed is the lack of outside broadcast lorries parked out the back of the conference centre, usually a dominating feature of the secure conference zone.

The course was designed in 1919 by Donald Ross, who laid out the holes beneath a striking mountain ridgeline that remains the setting's dominating feature nearly a century later.

Just a small residue of the dominating feature at 1000 cm−1 is preserved in the sample annealed at 500 °C.

With the strong thermal effect in the surface as the dominating feature, IPIB is an ideal technique for flash-heating surface processing of materials, especially for metals and alloys.

Its dominating feature is lack of energy [ 11].

As represented in Figure  5A2, stem cavities also had significant amounts of droplets on the cell wall surface which in previous studies have been interpreted as extracted and re-deposited lignin [ 39, 41, 45] while in Figure  5B2, the dominating feature on the leaves is interpreted as morphologically modified cutin and waxes (see Figure  3B).