That Romantic vision later became dominant in children's books (and is responsible, even today, for pastoral cribs filled with stuffed animals).
A little more than 100 years later, the dominant tongue was Russian.Now the region's new language of choice for the 21st century is percolating upwards through the education system, and downwards from the business and political elite.
One week later, the dominant follicle was larger (P = 0.045) in Presynch-11 than Gsynch-11 cows.
A world that we all learned to distinguish, yet to which we attached, at first, our own imaginative meanings, and later the dominant mythologies of the culture within which we are formed.
Later a dominant mutation occurred in the sgh2 locus, resulting in spring barley of Sgh1Sgh2sgh3 (type I) (Takahashi et al., 1963, 1968).
However, it is this model of 'early-onset psychosis' which later became dominant in descriptions of the concept of 'autism', which is ironic because 'autism' had originally been used precisely to describe normal early infantile thought.
Ligeti's "Ramifications" for 12 strings showed how some 60 years later, tonic and dominant had (seemingly at least) been washed from our ears.
Later, when the dominant key is firmly established in its own right, Mozart introduces a new subject whose tune is closely related to the first theme.
Within his party he was regarded as a solid conservative, but without special ties to the evangelicals and social conservatives who would later become so dominant.
Thirteen laps later, with a dominant victory turning into a desolate third, the only thing emanating from Hamilton was despair.
