Sentence examples for full dominance of from inspiring English sources

Twenty-four percent of the alternations were incomplete (i.e., did not lead to full dominance of the emerging image, but rather to the return of the previously dominant one).

where the limitation of the counters to a minimum c min and a maximum value c max, respectively, defines the range between the minimum and full dominance of a speaker.

Both during the preceding months and on the opening day, resolutions were passed which ensured full dominance for Carl I. Hagen and the policies of his faction.

The experimental data also show a broad range and smooth variation as do models 2 and 3. Unlike those models, however, experimental data reach the extremes of full dominance, while these models do not exceed a relative dominance of about ±0.5 (i.e., one input dominating for 75% of time) for the input range tested.

The dominance counter of the previous active speaker has to reach c min after the time the currently active speaker achieves full dominance and therewith counters the value c max.

While a speaker is active alone, his dominance increases until it reaches a maximum value and therewith full dominance.

But at last the full template -- along with such fantasies as Total Information Awareness -- became resurgent in the imagination, and it is to this ideal of absolute surveillance -- full spectrum dominance of citizens, if you will -- that we bow since 9/11.

The ultimate goal of the cabal, according to their own military guidelines, is "full spectrum dominance" of the world; and they are willing to wage as many wars, to destroy as many countries and to kill as many people as necessary to achieve that goal.

To give Guardiola full control of transfers would be an unprecedented move in Bayern's 40 years of dominance.

Full circle: the daily dominance of spoken English is evident even when it's written, in the conversational informality of e-mail.

In contemporary research the dominance of full activation frames the reaction profile of immune functions and more subtle activities are thereby obscured.