Sentence examples for dominant categories from inspiring English sources
Significant differences were found when comparing inner city (highly fragmented, dominated by many land use categories) to fringes, (only few dominant categories e.g. residential, reserves), which are challenging to accurately represent in urban water models if oversimplified.
The Kinsey scale challenges the three dominant categories by describing a person's sexuality on a scale of zero to six.
On the other hand homestead/vegetation and mixed vegetation/scrub dominant categories increased by 13.7% and 7.1%, respectively.
Among the "dominant categories on the client side in our business," said James R. Heekin, chairman and chief executive of the Grey Group, there is "dramatic growth in health care".
The organization, the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, based at Georgetown, reported in its summer newsletter that nearly 30percentt of recent immigrants in a 1996 survey described themselves as something other than Protestant, Catholic or Jewish, which together have long formed the three dominant categories in American religious life.
The next most dominant categories were reverse ion exchange, recharge waters and ion exchange in that order (Fig. 3b).
ESG proposals represent a dominant category of shareholder proposals submitted for the 2018 proxy season.
Dominant category labels typically are introduced right before the industry starts a phase of rapid growth and consolidation.
Nineteenth- and early-20th-century French painting is the dominant category at the fair, with notable exceptions in the form of 18th-century English portraits by George Romney (at Lowell Libson) and Joshua Reynolds (at Adam Williams).
As expected, the neural network was able to identify both the categories within the images, with often the dominant category receiving a higher score, as the following examples demonstrate.
As it turns out, understanding the product category dynamics in an emerging industry and when a dominant category label has been introduced are important to identifying the "window of opportunity" to enter.
