Sentence examples for dominant entry from inspiring English sources

The "Billy Elliot — the Musical" send-up is a London natural, given that the dominant entry this year at the Tony Awards (the show won 10 trophies in all) began on the West End, where it is still running, and is of course based on a British film.

We applied direct uptake rates to phytoplankton, zooplankton, and benthos (Table 1) because this is the dominant entry pathway for mercury accumulation (Canli and Furness 1995; Mason et al. 1996).

The musicologist Julian Mincham notes that the fugue deviates from the "traditional alternating of tonic and dominant entries ... as a rather abstruse indication of the lack of clarity and expectation amongst the disciples, Bach is hinting at this in musical terms by having each voice enter on a different note, B-flat, F, C and G and briefly touching upon various related keys.

In the second iteration there exists one co-dominant entry, which corresponds to the parameter kb5.

Interestingly, we can see in this example that after three iterations our method finds the parameters corresponding to the co-dominant entry of all previous iterations.

In the first iteration there are two co-dominant entries (last column in Table 1).

In the last iteration no co-dominant entries exist and the parameter kb5 is solely responsible for the degenerate direction.

The dominant mode of entry of these materials into aquatic systems is through storm-generated runoff.

The chemical structure determines the dominant mode of entry.

While it is great to learn how to do the kick on both sides, I would recommend that you find out your student's dominant side for entry level instruction.

A recent example of a company that ventured, with considerable trauma, outside its dominant orientation was Texas Instruments' entry into consumer marketing of electronic calculators and digital watches.