Sentence examples for dominated portions from inspiring English sources

Results from the study show the tree dominated portions of the stream reach consumed approximately 2.4 ML ha−1 yr−1 more groundwater than a common forage grass.

The genus Montastraea is one of the most important groups of corals in modern western Atlantic coral reefs [42] that has dominated portions of Caribbean reefs for at least the past 22 million years [43].

The highest NO−3 concentrations were found in the agriculturally dominated portion of the river.

It measures the volume of the dominated portion of the objective space bounded from below by a reference point.

It measures the volume of the dominated portion of the objective space and is of exceptional interest as it possesses the highly desirable feature of strict Pareto compliance, i.e., whenever one approximation completely dominates another approximation, the hypervolume of the former will be greater than the hypervolume of the latter.

Reducing the input referred offset voltage of a sense amplifier (SA) provides remarkable returns in terms of reliability and energy conservation in static random access memory (SRAMs), which consume dominating portion of total power in modern ICs.

The dominating portion of NHHS FeII that we observe in these strains probably arises from the reduction of vacuolar FeIII.

Leicester's win means the Foxes climb to third in the division and they dominated large portions of the game at Hillsborough.

And John Maynard Keynes, who is widely recognized as the brains behind post-war, state-led capitalism in the Western world, would have never supported the monstrosity of ineffectual and corrupt state-controlled enterprises, which dominated large portions of the developing world for much of the post-colonial era.

Among one million impoverished Palestinians, many of them refugees from the 1948 Israeli-Arab war, 7,500 Israeli Jews live in 21 communities, dominating vast portions of the land and water on the parched, densely packed seaside strip.

The program (which runs from 8to1010 p.m. through Oct. 4) even touches obliquely on the inescapable fact that dominates this portion of Manhattan: the absence of the World Trade Center and the tragedy of its disappearance.