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Observe that for any y ∈ K +, we have ind ( K, y ) = 1  or  2, thus from (16), y cannot be dominated through the flow lines of ( − ∂ K ) only by critical points y ′ of K such that ind ( K, y ′ ) = 2, thus it satisfies − Δ K ( y ′ ) > 0. Therefore we obtain W s ( y ) ∩ W u ( z ) = ∅, ∀ z ∈ K ∖ K +.

Afrocentrism argues that for centuries Africans and other nonwhites have been dominated, through slavery and colonization, by Europeans, and that European culture is at best irrelevant and at worst diametrically opposed to efforts by non-Europeans to achieve self-determination.

In our hypothesis proto-cytoplasm cell: proto-nucleus cell interactions would be dominated by exchanges through membrane-lined, fluid-filled tubes through which mRNA, proteins, and other metabolites diffuse.

His transition to government will surely be dominated by plans to rip through the Latino communities of America's largest cities.

Optimism from both sides of the Atlantic seems to be dominating the price action through to the weekend.

The set by Fan Yue is dominated by stairs through which you can sometimes glimpse colored banners and assembled masses.

The heavy agricultural and mining trade of the Columbia River basin was dominated by Portland through a monopolistic combination of river steamers and connecting stages.

The high sensitivity of permeability to effective pressure, its low value and its marked anisotropy indicates that transport is dominated by flow through crack-like pores predominantly oriented parallel to bedding.

The failure mechanisms of the films and the fiber composites are dominated by fracture through the catalytic iron nanoparticles and the improvements are limited by the CNT to fiber adhesion.

The domestic Chinese market is dominated by Alibaba through Taobao (C2C) & Tmall (B2C) with payments facilitated by Alipay (Not part of the IPO).

Compared to mainland relations, which were dominated by deterring through NATO membership, the Norwegian policy on Svalbard was related to calming the Soviet Union.