Sentence examples for dominated to a from inspiring English sources

The discharge develops from an inert sputtering gas dominated to a sputtered vapor dominated during the pulse.

The eventing, with which the horsefest began, was dominated to a ludicrous degree by Zara Phillips, who at least had the good grace to be embarrassed.

Castro's political life was also dominated to a significant degree by his relationship with America's principal cold war adversary, the Soviet Union.

The Austrian economy came to be dominated to a disproportionate extent by a trend toward the service sector because of the importance of tourism, which transformed the economic and social character of the rural Alpine areas.

This question address the issues related to how the system, may it be may or not be in equilibrium, is transferred from a parton dominated to a hadron dominated state.

Since legislation on reparations (For a general discussion see Goschler, 2005; Hockerts, 2001) had initially been dominated to a high degree by victims of National Socialist persecution, this inevitably changed the relationship between communist and non-communist NS victims.

Driven by economic liberalization and changing technologies, the phenomenon of 'access' is likely to dominate to an increasing extent the unfolding experience of human disease and wellbeing.

But most of the time these American teams were expected to dominate, to be a factor.

Oxidative and inflammatory effects of smoking may dominate to such an extent that the additional exposure to O3 may not further enhance effects along the same pathways.

By contrast, Boehner is content to allow China to dominate, to render America a cowering victim.

The shift from a Group B-dominated to a Trichodesmium-dominated diazotroph community between Stn 3 and Stn 13 respectively, could account for the change in the diel pattern of N2 fixation.