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However, Farage announced the appointment of a more-diverse array of representatives who would advocate UKIP policies in the 2015 general election, conceding that his media presence had dominated those of other UKIP party members.

On simulated data, the receiver-operator characteristic (ROC) curves for our algorithms consistently dominated those of the standard approaches used alone; under comparable conditions, they also dominated the results from Bourque and Sankoff.

But Britain and the United States embraced free trade as an ideal only after they had built up manufacturing industries that could dominate those of foreign rivals.

In these countries, fish exports dominate those of all other agricultural commodities: in Vietnam in 2001, US$1.8 billion of seafood was exported versus US$600 million of rice (Williams, 2004).

With money out of the calculus, and the general assessment from MBA graduates that the non-pecuniary aspects of being a small business CEO dominate those of more traditional careers, we imagine that more graduating MBA students will choose the EtA path.

However, some Pareto solutions of an algorithm may dominate those of another algorithm.

Impacts of the operational stage ("use stage") dominate those of the production stage in all categories except for cumulative energy demand.

When the material payoffs of single game 2 grow with respect to those of single game 1, its fairness considerations dominate those of single game 1 if players care at least to some degree about how their partners are treated.

As shown in Fig. 6, it is obvious that the solutions obtained by MGSO-ACL all dominate those of the NSGA-II, indicating the better performance of MGSO-ACL in searching for more superior solutions, compared with NSGA-II.

In Example 2, if Y is large enough with respect to X and if the outcome in single game 2 is (defect, defect), which is a strictly negative outcome, then the fairness considerations of single game 2 dominate those of single game 1, thus eliminating any positive or neutral sequential group reciprocity equilibrium for the composite game and any positive outcome for single game 1.

In the FL-tree, the number of bacterial proteomes dominates those of organisms in other superkingdoms.