The children had been in an English-speaking nursery for 7 months, and it is possible that we did not catch these children early enough to see the transition from Sylheti- to English-dominant categorization.
Additive, recessive, and dominant models of allele categorization were tested.
This function is well illustrated in vision, the dominant sensory modality in humans: visual categorization in natural scenes occurs extremely rapidly (Thorpe et al., 1996) and in the near absence of attention (Li et al., 2002).
One can deduce that parameter α is the dominant parameter, and as such a simplified categorization of the countries in terms of their traffic fatalities status could be based on that parameter (i.e. their position along the x-axis).
JS: I believe that this is the dominant trend, because it often can lead to sub-categorization and this can lead to limited access to the larger contemporary art world.
Both the λ value of the structure or component and the slope, p, of the input spectrum in the vicinity of its (dominant) natural frequency should be considered concurrently when making a decision about stress categorization.
Thus, the dominant effect of unilateral FOF inactivation could be parsimoniously explained by a post-categorization bias, consistent with the known role of the FOF in movement planning (Erlich et al., 2011).
In line with the advice in Yin's book on case study research [ 18] our data analysis consisted of examination, categorization and tabulation of the evidence as well as use of the dominant analytical technique, pattern-matching.
This paper rethinks immigration policy theories by moving beyond the dominant approach that links theories of immigration policy to a country's preconceived--and potentially reductionist--categorization as 'Western' or 'non-Western', 'democratic' or 'autocratic'autocratic
