"Our conventional military dominance drives our adversaries to cheat, lie and steal," said James Gosler, a fellow at Sandia National Laboratories and a visiting scientist at the National Security Agency, in a speech last year to Pentagon employees.
Microsoft grew up in a world where its operating-system dominance drove unparalleled success in a number of key application categories.
Unlike in common chimps, among whom males do all the hunting and control access to the kills, "females are hunting and the females are sharing most of the meat" in bonobos, says Hohmann. "I think female dominance drives how often males hunt".
One possibility is that marine survival was actually similar for the two hybrid groups but homing ability differed and had an additive-dominance basis, with the dominance component driven by a paternal effect.
This month the government finally unveiled plans for refineries that should have been begun three or four years ago.Decades of presidential dominance have driven away the best officials, who have gone abroad or into private business anywhere away from Uganda's shambolic government.
One explanation is that NDAE (therefore the extension of the apical dominance signal) is related to plant height by the presence of a root- or crown-originated acropetal promoting-signal counterbalancing the apical dominance basipetally driven by auxin [ 34].
In this scenario, subgenome dominance is driven either by 1) massive loss of genes from the S compartment, 2) transposition of genes from the S compartment, or 3) SSD, via gene deletion in the D compartment and duplication of the sister copy from the S compartments (supplementary fig. 2 A, Supplementary Material online).
INDIANS END TIGERS' STREAK OF DOMINANCE Andy Marte drove in three runs, and the Cleveland Indians ended a five-game losing streak over all -- and a skid of 10 in a row against the Detroit Tigers -- with a 7-4 victory at home.
We passed a checkpoint operated by the Lebanese army, but Hezbollah once again asserted their dominance and drove straight through.
Confusions about the meaning of dominance may be driven by an equivocation of its colloquial, behavioral, and genetic definitions (Allchin, 2002; Donovan, 1997).
