The fact that French officials have been moved from key posts that France traditionally dominated, such as secretary-general of the commission and head of the agriculture directorate, is seen (not altogether wrongly) as a deliberate effort to dilute France's grip on the commission.
Later in the day, when the birds were partly satiated, other activities dominated, such as allopreening (Dattner, 2005), play (Pozis-Francois et al., 2004) and, mainly in summer, sleep.
That gap holds true even in sectors where women workers dominate, such as healthcare and teaching.
But this is not so easy for airlines, hemmed in as they are by national ownership rules and rigid international regulation of routes.As they strive to become leaner, America's airlines are retreating to their strongholds in the hub airports they dominate, such as Dallas-Fort Worth (American) and Atlanta (Delta).
(ref. 26, p.56) Doctors, for example, rarely report using incident reporting systems resulting in particular events dominating such as procedures by nursing staff or nurse witnessed AEs.
In contrast those disorders in which verbal rumination dominates, such as unipolar depression (Fresco, Frankel, Mennin, Turk, & Heimberg, 2002) may display a lowered propensity for some forms of emotional mental imagery (Holmes, Geddes, et al., 2008).
AF266273), which is useful when there is ample material from which to extract DNA, a large number of samples are to be screened, and C. parvum or C. hominis species are likely to dominate, such as for clinical isolates.
The IFSS value was seen to decrease to a similar value as the control for the (longer) 120 min coating time (9.5 μm coating) which indicated that another mechanism dominates, such as the energy of bombardment due to the Mg deposition and/or the elevated temperature in the chamber deteriorating the fibre properties.
Breakdown of Chl in senescent A. thaliana leaves shows hallmarks of a "detoxification" process: 3a it rapidly leads to a variety of increasingly polar, colorless, and nonfluorescent catabolites, among which type-II phyllobilins dominate, such as the DNCC 2. Their intriguing 1,19-dioxobilin-type structure is a constitutional feature shared with the heme-derived bilins.
Finally, blacks were locked out of many occupations; Irish laborers dominated such jobs as cartmen and longshoremen and made sure that blacks could not join their ranks.
Strong women dominated such films as Female, Baby Face, and Red-Headed Woman.
