Domains previously implicated in growth and development such as chromo domains and the MADF domain tended to dominate in the free-living stages.
The height ratio ranged from 0.33 to 0.48 at 700 GDD, meaning that pea cultivars were strongly dominated in the first stages of development, especially for '886/01'886/01
California teams dominated in the West.
Advocating that America reduce emphasis on classroom maths, if only to reduce "math phobia", he noted: "There is something vaguely comical about the nation that leads the world in science and technology, and virtually dominates the world in the development of computer hardware and software, constantly lamenting the poor maths skills of its population".
The F.A.A. used to dominate the development of air traffic technology, but "the old in-house, development-type approach these days takes so long," Mr. Belcher said.
The works of Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein dominate the development of gravitational theory.
However, there were clear exceptions to this rule: for example, TaKO-A1 was most highly expressed in nearly all vegetative, spike and grain samples, but TaKO-D1 dominated in late grain development.
The three platforms selected for the case studies differ by the type of key stakeholders (though R&D organizations and universities dominate in all cases), level of development of strategic documents and plans for their realization, and the ability to attract external funding for R&D.
Australia has become accustomed to dominating the development agenda in the South Pacific, setting priorities and determining the best policy responses.
This model, also referred to as 'centre periphery', derives from the Latin American dependencia school of the 1960s (see Frank, 1969), which arose as a counter-thesis to the 'stages-of-growth' modernisation theory which dominated thinking about the development process in the early postwar period (Rostow, 1960).
