Sentence examples for dominated copper from inspiring English sources

Mynydd Parys Cu-Pb-Zn mines dominated copper production in the early industrial revolution and nowadays support a specialised microbiology including metallophyte lichens (Jenkins et al., 2000; Purvis, 2010).

However, a study of highway patrol troopers observed a positive association with increases in post-shift HRV with a source factor related to speed-changing traffic which was dominated by copper, aldehyde and sulfur content of PM2.5 exposures [ 14].

The main garden is dominated by a copper beech growing up a bank against the old city wall.

Aside from the odd globe of golden yellow thrown out by flowering marsh marigolds, Ducan's Marsh is dominated by the copper colour of the dead rushes.

Seldom since the late 19th century, when corporate trusts dominated oil, steel, copper and railroads in the United States, has there been such a march toward concentration, this time on a global scale.

The front lawn is dominated by a giant copper beech whose knuckled branches are sturdy enough to support climbing children.

The front room is dominated by a stunning copper bar with intimate tables for two opposite it.

More Egyptology and even wackier weirdness awaited us at Summum, which is dominated by a giant copper pyramid.

During the first phase (350 725), Sanskrit copper plates dominated, indicating the initial ascendancy of the local language as a language of administration and the fact that majority of the records from this phase were Brahmadeya grants (grants to Brahmin temples).

The stylish front room is dominated by a handsome copper-hooded bar.

But today the largest mobile network in the US – with 144 million customers for its broadband, TV and wireless data services – has more in common with the tech giants of our age than the clunky rotary dial telephones, switches and copper wires that dominated telecommunications only a few decades ago.