Sentence examples for dominance challenges from inspiring English sources
These songs were compared with the vocalizations recorded after using playbacks to expose the same marked individuals on different days to simulated acoustic dominance challenges.
We recorded vocalizations of known males during natural male-male aggressive interactions and during simulated aggressive dominance challenges (see below), using a ME 66 directional microphone (Sennheiser, Wedemark, Germany) with a Sony minidisk recorder (Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan).
According to Mazur, impoverished conditions within American inner-city communities place a premium on dominance challenges between males, particularly young men.
Only in sixth spot is Apple's dominance challenged by rival Samsung, with the Galaxy Note 8.
The Port of Haifa is the leader in passenger traffic among Israeli ports, and is also a major cargo harbor, although deregulation has seen its dominance challenged by the Port of Ashdod.
This year, The X Factor's chart dominance is challenged by a number of comedy spin-off campaigns.
But Susan's psychological dominance is challenged by a fine performance from Edward Bennett as the foreign office attache whom she fatally marries.
In the event, the FSA kept reviewing the board structure of the bank until October 2006 when it concluded that the "risks associated with CEO dominance and challenge to him had been mitigated sufficiently that the issue could be closed".
In the nine-year course of writing this book, I have become certain of one thing: that women cannot be free of male dominance without challenging the men of one's own ethnic group and destroying their authority.
By the 1990s, its dominance was challenged by other programs such as Barney and Friends and Blue's Clues, and its ratings declined.
Even in countries where clergy provided legitimacy for authoritarian rule, however, the Church has retained a great deal of popular legitimacy because of Catholicism's numerical dominance (increasingly challenged by Evangelicals) and the Church's considerable charitable infrastructure.
