Sentence examples for dominant regime from inspiring English sources

The mighty Aguilera topples the dominant regime of Russian pseudo-lesbianism, and celebrates with more black lip-liner.

Unlike most counterrevolutionary manifestoes, however, Lanier's essay aimed not so much to topple the dominant regime as to limit its application.

In 2006, when it is completed, we will see the Platonic ideal of plain transparency, confusing transparency, peekaboo voyeurism, I-see-you voyeurism and hide-and-seek deception of the dominant regime.

The depressive, Irish Annie with bad luck in love; the penniless German Kaspar, forever dissenting from the dominant regime; the sharp, black-haired Melinda, on whom everyone has a crush.

Well outside the real glass walls, Mr. Nouvel, a French architect, put other glass walls that extended beyond the building and were meant to create disorienting reflections and general confusion as to where the museum itself really was, thereby "dematerializing" it (Mr. Nouvel's favorite word at the time) and making it difficult for what theoryspeakers call "the dominant regime" to find.

Our average savant would shake his head and say to himself: they plan to spend more than $50 million to create a "permeable" now-you-see-it, now-you-don't building so one can at last observe, without distraction, a miserable Gehenna no dominant regime, if such existed outside of theoryspeak, would put up with for 10 minutes.

Also, the overall rate of heat transfer in conduction and convection dominant regimes is evaluated using Nusselt numbers (average and local).

Postcolonialist theologies are interested in deconstructing western dominant regimes of knowledge; for exemplary studies, see Kwok Pui-lan, Postcolonial Imagination and Feminist Theology (Westminster John Knox Press, 2005); and Catherine Keller, et al. eds., Postcolonial Theologies: Divinity and Empire (Chalice Press, 2004).

This case study illustrates how dominant regimes of practice, established through the conception of pathogen bacteria and antibacterial treatments and disinfection, are now creating signals that call into question fundamental design of hygiene practices.

Oscillation frequency is in the range of 0.1 Hz ⩽ f ⩽ 14 Hz corresponding to Womersley number range of 2.72 ⩽ √ω′ ⩽ 32.21 covering quasi-steady, intermediate and beginning of inertia dominant regimes of pulsatile laminar flow.

Stability condition is formulated as the minimization of the sum of two energy dissipations, reflecting the compromise of a liquid-dominant regime at which smaller bubbles prevail and a gas-dominant regime favoring the existence of larger bubbles.