The maximum truncation degree N=13 for epochs after 2000 is defined so as not to include the crustal magnetic field contributions that dominate at higher degrees (see e.g., Langel and Estes 1982).
As shown in Additional File 6, Figure S5, while the PLB response exhibits gradual adaptation rather than damped oscillations, the role of the feedforward and feedback loops are similar: Inhibitor 1 amplifies PLB, B1ARPG attenuates PLB, and B1ARPA dominates the degree of steady-state adaptation.
While cooperative strategy survives only if benefit/cost ratio is high for regular graphs [ 18, 31], it dominates for degree heterogeneous graphs (i.e. when individuals can have different number of partners) even if benefit/cost ratio is close to one [ 32- 36].
"I'm as amazed about it as you are, that somebody can dominate to the degree that he's dominated," said Nicklaus, who won 18 professional major championships and will be in the field this week.
BrightEdge CEO Jim Yu says that on social networks, it's not unusual for bigger brands to dominate, but the degree to which that's true for Google+ is "a little unusual".
"When you dominate something to the degree that Team GB dominated, that's going to cause ill-feeling.
"It is only in Senegal that brotherhoods dominate to such a degree, where they are inseparable from Islam," said Khadim Mbacke, a Mouride who is a professor of Islamic studies at the University of Dakar.
He said: "There's been a lot of innuendo, and people saying: 'I'm not saying they're cheating, what I'm saying is it doesn't make any sense.' It's like: 'Well, what are you saying then?' When you dominate something to the degree that Team GB dominated, that's going to cause ill-feeling.
"A precipitous withdrawal may be the last chance the Iranians will have to dominate Iraq to the degree that they had thought possible in 2006.
I'll leave it to others more expert and insightful than I to speculate on why men still dominate to such a degree, since I don't pretend to have a complete and informed answer.
