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This was unexpected, as the Lewis number is based on molecular transport quantities (ratio of molecular thermal diffusivity to mass diffusivity), while highly turbulent flames are thought to be dominated from turbulent mixing and not from molecular transport.

The hybridization signals are thought to be dominated from the longest gene sequence of each clone.

The high variability in run times arises from the fact that run time can vary considerably from tree to tree for a fixed window size and total computational time therefore tends to be dominated from a small fraction of the inferred windows.

As far as present knowledge goes, Newari sculpture was dominated from the 8th century into the 18th by gilt-copper images.

I never felt that we were being dominated from the air.

Greece had already caused an upset by qualifying ahead of Russia in Group A, but were dominated from the kick-off by Germany.

"If I said we were dominated from start to finish I'd be worried, but I think there were periods of the game where we had them under pressure.

"The history of Zionism, by contrast, was dominated from the outset by the idea of state rather than society.

The process was dominated from start to finish by the Gates Foundation, which funded the standard-setting process.

According to the media reports, Pashtuns make up only 30percentt of the Afghan national army and power ministries such as, defence, interior, intelligence and foreign are dominated from bottom-up by non-Pashtun ethnic minorities.

The dense phytoplankton blooms that characterize productive regions and seasons in the oceans are dominated, from high to low latitudes and from coast line to open ocean, by comparatively few, often cosmopolitan species of diatoms.