Sentence examples for distinctly dominant from inspiring English sources

In such soils, the characteristics of the clay separate are distinctly dominant, and the class names are clay and silt clay.

The wave motions exhibited similar spatial and temporal properties during each month, but the north-east ward motions were distinctly dominant in April and May 2008.

This development occurs in two distinctly dominant phases.

The high complexity dataset simHC has no distinctly dominant organism and all organisms are present in approximately equal concentrations.

From Figure 1 it can be seen that the optimal value of k to obtain longer contigs changes from 29 for simLC (a single dominant genome at a very high coverage) to 21 and 23 for simHC, which does not have any distinctly dominant genomes.

"A distinctly unmemorable holiday.

Heading date was distinctly earlier for winter genotypes that carried the dominant PPDH2 allele than for cultivars that possessed the recessive allele.

This is an important distinction, as the volatile nature of its support means a protest party is distinctly unlikely to sustain a major challenge to the dominant parties.

At the height of his career in the 1960's and 70's, Mr. Bennett represented a distinctly American look as it gained confidence in the face of more dominant European styles.

India, the world's largest democracy and the dominant power in South Asia, has long sought to be treated distinctly from its subcontinental rival, Pakistan, ruled by the military since late 1999, and to win legitimacy for its decision to develop what it calls "a minimum nuclear deterrent".

The distinctly antiquated sense of time associated with river travel slowly reveals itself as a dominant theme.