Sentence examples for be dominated from a from inspiring English sources
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.
The hybridization signals are thought to be dominated from the longest gene sequence of each clone.
He's dominating from a position that requires service, which is much more difficult than being a quarterback.
Germans, and others in the EU, are also worried that the departure of Britain could force Germany into even more of a leadership role -- which could lead to fears in France and elsewhere of being dominated from Berlin on a continent where the ghosts of World War II are never far away.
Greece had already caused an upset by qualifying ahead of Russia in Group A, but were dominated from the kick-off by Germany.
It was first performed in 1888 in La Madeleine in Paris, and of it the composer said "Everything I managed to entertain by way of religious illusion I put into my Requiem, which moreover is dominated from beginning to end by a very human feeling of faith in eternal rest". Orchestra: Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège.
"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.
That seems likely to be dominated by a more urban startup from NYC or from San Francisco.
Like Warner, Bill Clinton leapt into a race that was supposed to be dominated by a bigger name from the liberal Northeast.
