Sentence examples for dominant quality from inspiring English sources

Its dominant quality is its changeableness.

Each has a single, dominant quality which remains unexplored.

Yet the dominant quality of Mr. Pearson's work, whether illustrative or typographic, is his love of printed books, and the joy of designing them.

The study advances our understanding of the influence of extrinsic cues to dominant quality assessment and shows conjoint analysis to be a credible means of measuring consumer reactions to specific wine attributes.

While demonstrably more optimistic than Dick, and importantly, being of a generation who grew up in a post-digital world of wonder, to Yi Hawn-kwon's mind, the dominant quality of modern existence is tension.

"When one thinks of a monument made to honor an individual, there is often a particular attribute of the subject that has been singled out by the maker, which is then exaggerated to produce a dominant quality in the completed work," Pruitt explains in MOCAD's press release.

Anti-pathos was not just the condition of Lewis's work as a writer and artist - its nourishment, so to speak - but one of its dominant qualities.

So far, Rodríguez has proven durable and dominant, qualities that offset a slight build and what was a noticeable drop in velocity last season.

Each individual can thus be understood as a structural configuration of a set of dominant qualities in tension with some subordinate qualities.

Once you have your list of qualities, start doing some research into what historical, mythical, or literary figures have been closely associated with some or all of the character's dominant qualities.

In the Netherlands, external peer review (v isitatie in Dutch, meaning 'to visit') is the dominant external quality assessment method and this approach is slowly gaining popularity in Europe (Heaton, 2000; van Weert, 2000).