Sentence examples for dominating origins from inspiring English sources

It is shown that high volume fraction and inhomogeneous distribution of the coarse brittle phases of chromium borides and carbides in NiCrBSiC layer are the dominating origins for hot cracks.

New South Wales dominated Origin I.

To match with a bad school, higher experience dominates school origin.

We provide evidence that S-phase follows a distinct temporal program dominated by replication origins firing with high probability within distinct time intervals.

The novelty of this paper lies in the development of a reduced order observer-based output feedback design method, making it possible to compensate simultaneously low-order nonlinearities that dominate near the origin, and high-order nonlinearities that dominate far away from the origin.

Araki (1977) described the geomagnetic signature of SIs in terms of a preliminary impulse of polar origin (DPpi), a main impulse dominating at low latitude (DLmi), and a main impulse of polar origin (DPmi).

In particular, the rules for electoral districting give greater representation to thinly populated rural constituencies than to dense urban ones, where Jordanians of Palestinian origin dominate.

He is also correct in saying that two ideas, both of European origin, dominated political thought and action in the Middle East for most of the 20th century, socialism and nationalism -- and that "by now both have been outdated, the one by its failure, the other by its success".

Sand bodies of marine origin dominated the sedimentary infill of the lagoon during that time.

We find that most of the observed signal has a thermal origin dominated by a strong annual component of about 200 μrad.

Seamounts are primarily of volcanic origin, dominated by pillow lavas and basalts, which form boulders or cobbles later [25].