Sentence examples for geographical dominance from inspiring English sources

In the context of this article, the geographical dominance of these three e-petitions makes them least informative and encourages the classification algorithm to form classes dominated by these single issues.

A physiologist attributes Western dominance to geographical advantages.

When launching this program in 2004 the government stated that it wanted to avoid the same kind of geographical concentration, single crop focus, dominance of agribusiness, and exclusion of family farmers that have occurred with bioethanol production through the ProÁlcool policy since 1975.

(Norton, $16.95.) An argument that Western dominance is due to geographical advantages.

The change was denounced as "giving one man one vote, another a number of votes: not on the basis of, say, intellectual ability or geographical accident, but in order to ensure the dominance of a particular group".

- The Delphi technique avoids problems that are commonly encountered in face-to-face group meetings, such as the dominance of certain persons in the communication process, and the geographical constraints and expenses of bringing together a group of experts.

The dominance of Kenyans, Ethiopians and Somalis in long-distance running has a lot to do with geographical altitude and having bigger lung capacity as a result.

Military dominance on top of economic dominance?

Geographical distribution is another.

But that dominance withered.

See also dominance hierarchy.