Sentence examples for dominant associations from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy c-means clustering of multivariate stream-sediment geochemistry in a geologically complex area of the Eastern Alps Austriaallowsows to separate four dominant associations of lithologies.

We can match objects on the basis of specific features, even when these are not prominent aspects of the items, and this is crucial for intelligent behaviour – for example, when trying to pitch a tent, we can understand that a shoe has properties that make it suitable for banging pegs into the ground, even though these properties are not directly related to its dominant associations.

The sport's dominant association, the Professional Bull Riders, already has 20 sponsors, including Ford, Wrangler, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Jack Daniel's.

Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), the dominant association and governing body of the trade union movement in Australia, established in May 1927.

Although the fascist regimes of the 1930s played the same card – social renovation through new infrastructures – and indeed had sometimes used concrete to do so, as with the autobahns in Germany, the dominant association of concrete was with socialism.

The dominant association backs into being a state without really trying (to be a state) (118 119).

In Fig. 2 the XRD pattern of modified clay indicates the dominant association of kaolinite and illite minerals.

Do the clients of the dominant association have (natural) procedural rights against having moderately risky protective measures directed against them?

Nevertheless, by being the dominant association, it alone is in position to act under the aegis of the principle of compensation (108 110).

Nozick provides an important second argument on behalf of the dominant association's monopolistic oversight and constraint of other protective agencies.

(If the claims do acquire that force, the anarchist correctly condemns the dominant association's interference with those agencies or individuals).