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(The other part of the game is spent on a planet called Pulse that appears at times to be more open but that is actually dominated by yet more corridors).
And while complicated, geek-friendly role-playing games such as Everquest and World of Warcraft get most of the attention, the market is actually dominated by simple "casual games" that appeal to a much wider audience.
For samples annealed in Ar and FG ambient, the acquisition of ΦB value that is comparable to the ΔEc(Y2O3/GaN) indicates that the EB of these samples is actually dominated by the breakdown of bulk Y2O3.
The material behaviour is actually dominated by creep at high temperatures; however, since the main effect of creep is to cause stress relaxation at high temperatures (so that thermal stresses develop on cooling), using plastic behaviour instead can be expected to lead to similar results.
Hence, it is suspected that the atmosphere of Callisto is actually dominated by molecular oxygen (in amounts 10 100 times greater than ).
Moreover, despite the analysis presented in the Appendix (Supplementary Information), the running-time of our algorithm is actually dominated by the preprocessing step, that of finding a maximum weight bipartite matching.
"The fourth line is actually dominating," Low said.
It addresses a need within the field to be more specific and systematic regarding what data must show in order to argue that a public philosophy is actually dominating national integration politics (Bertossi & Duyvendak, 2012).
She's actually dominated a lot of the rallies, but has wound up losing too many of them by rifling the ball into the net when she's already got Williams on the run and all that was required was a placed passing-shot to the opposite half of the court.
This intensified my distress and I feared that my college, whose mission statement emphasizes both breadth and depth in education, was actually dominated by religious thought.
Which was actually dominated by Arnold Schwarzenegger, always game to indulge his ever present sense of humor and show he doesn't take himself too seriously -- not that the reported $3 million fee was a disincentive -- as a Bjorn Borg-esque "tiny tennis" star.
