It is the central pillar of 5000 years of dominant culture that puts men on a pedestal.
The simulation results show stochastic behaviors in agreement with experimental observations, and reveal that dislocation nucleation at the free surface is the dominant mechanism of plastic flow in small pillars with diameters less than 200 nm, while the operation of truncated dislocation sources is the governing mechanism in large pillars with diameters exceeding 1 μm.
A pillar of the region's traditionally dominant Sunni establishment, it is deeply worried by the political ascendancy that the Shia majority have acquired in Iraq, and the place they now occupy in Iran's regional designs.
Five games into the season, the Giants aren't simply battling to win games and a playoff spot; Big Blue, a pillar of the N.F.L., is also battling to hold onto a dominant position over the Jets.
The impact of the Renaissance on ecclesiastical architecture can be seen in the re-adoption of low-massive church building with round arches and pillars, in contrast to the perpendicular Gothic style that was particularly dominant in England in the late Medieval era.
The re-adoption of low-massive church building with round arches and pillars, in contrast to the Gothic perpendicular style that was particularly dominant in England in the late Medieval era, may have been influenced by close contacts with Rome and the Netherlands, and may have been a conscious reaction to English forms in favour of continental ones.
Beside this, the vernacular wooden pillar houses (4.21 %) and cement bonded bricks/stones (3.04 %) are other dominant housing types in Jhapa (Fig. 6).
Market forces are also dominant in the third scenario "The Rich Get Healthier" with freedom and meritocracy as pillars of societal structure.
And since video games are a dominant force in the modern mainstream media, well, it only makes sense to combine these pillars of bollocks-to-tomorrow entertainment.
