Another population compilation by Turchin [3] with longer time-series from France, Poland and Russia showed a preponderance of first-order dynamics and only 25% of 20 populations reviewed showed second or higher order in density auto-regressions.
This came to be known as the Saxon Shore for the mercenary crews who, purportedly, earned a fearsome reputation in its taverns, and contained a preponderance of the first Germanic inhabitants of this sceptr'd isle.
The elliptical nature of this plot, with a preponderance of points in the first and third quadrants, suggests that relative over- or under-estimation of the grade boundaries are the most common patterns that leads to disagreement between raters.
However, all centers reporting invasive GBS reported a preponderance of disease in the first two days of life emphasizing the importance of active surveillance within the newborn population.
A preponderance of books about the Second World War hints at his vintage, and his father's death in the conflict.
We know that you Guardian Weekly readers are a cultured lot, so you'll have to forgive us for what may at first seem like a preponderance of football-related content in this week's issue.
With non-toxic ink!), put on by literary hostess Brooke Gaehan, whose parties are distinguished by a preponderance of celebrities (Matthew Modine was one of the first to arrive) and women in towering heels (five inches minimum please, ladies).
Based on the above three-step line of reasoning, we hypothesized acute stress to first, attenuate the Nd; second, to do so only immediately after application of a stressor; and third, to have a preponderance of the effect in the later and less in the early Nd time range.
The patients were mainly Caucasians, relatively young, included a low number of women, a high proportion of first acute myocardial infarction, and a preponderance of single vessel disease.
The group noticed an unusual pattern in the bones of five hundred skeletons, mostly belonging to nineteenth-century Dutch dairy farmers: a preponderance of chips and craters localized in the bones of the feet.
The first time our national postal service was confronted with a preponderance of correspondence between soldiers and their loved ones was during the Civil War.
