Typically, there is no interest in all the frequency components, but rather in the more dominant components.
Edge species showed different responses: they were influenced by the diversity of structural features in woods, and were a more-dominant component of the avifauna in isolated woods in open fenland environments of the region.
The main goal of the present work was to assess the mechanism of crystallisation, more precisely the dominant component responsible for primary crystal formations and fat agglomerations.
Comparing the native state spectra of N151R1, I154R1, and M155R1 in panel 2 of Figure 5C, we found the latter two mutants have an immobile component more dominant than that of N151R1.
The adhoc nature component becomes meagre whereas the formal component becomes more dominant as the firm establishes itself in the industry.
In the WSL region, the contribution from the lower elastic lesion layer (of unknown thickness at this stage) results in a slower initial SAW velocity value which continues to drop as the influence of the lesion layer became more dominant for higher frequency components.
On the other hand, through-wall links depend less on a single dominant component and more on multipath ones, and hence are less sensitive to the body orientation.
For tsunami earthquakes such as the 1992 Nicaragua earthquake (Kanamori and Kikuchi, 1993), the low-frequency component is more dominant than in normal earthquakes.
Protein-like and microbial humic-like components were relatively more enriched for the impoundment-affected sites compared to the upstream locations, in which terrestrial humic-like component was more dominant.
Thus, the squalene effect is less pronounced compared to the more dominant effects of other membrane components.
As for item (3), omega bands are in general accompanied by Ps 6 magnetic pulsations with an amplitude of 10 to more than 500 nT (Saito 1978), which are more dominant in the Y and Z components.
