Sentence examples for generally dominant from inspiring English sources

Michael Klare, professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College and an authority on oil and conflict, said that American oil services companies were generally dominant both in the Middle East and globally because of their advanced drilling technology.

Since low-frequency modes are generally dominant in a flexible system, only the lowest two bending modes have been considered for the implemented spacecraft model.

For each provenance, seed trees (generally dominant or co-dominant tree in the stand) were selected based on tree age, stem form and growth vigor.

Since the AC microgrid can be directly connected to utility grid through a simple circuit breaker, the AC sub-microgrid is generally dominant in the hybrid AC/DC microgird to provide a stable voltage.

Because our participants were Japanese (i.e., East Asian), we expected to observe the generally dominant fixations on the central region of the face (i.e., around the nose region) [20].

Although the HAI assay could not distinguish the subclass of antibody, IgG antibody is a generally dominant subclass in the serum and is a major contributor to HA inhibition.

The pQ n values for these elements shown in Table 1, calculated using the results of Liu and Byrne, [15] indicate that MCO3+ is generally the dominant form for the lighter elements while M CO3 2- is dominant for the heavier elements.

Gradual sclerosis was confirmed by the advent of the first world war, in which the house of Morgan and American finance generally proved dominant.

Generally, their dominant values are service to customers, fairness, empathy with the concerns of employees and open access to information.

CO2 is generally the dominant acid driving weathering in soils: based on our observations, models of chemical weathering and CO2 dynamics would be improved by including landscape controls on soil pCO2.

The classical test-retest and interrater reliability (.19 < intraclass correlation coefficient <.92) was in line with the literature, and generalizability analysis indicated that the universe score was <span class="lh">generally the dominant source of variation (relative contribution = 19%, 78%).