Sentence examples for of primacy for from inspiring English sources

The average run of primacy for a great growth stock rarely lasts more than five years.

At the most general level, Kant's notion of autonomy already implied some sort of primacy for pure practical reason.

Carma tested the consumer model but found there was friction from usurping the place of primacy for drivers from the dealers themselves.

Our finding that only disgusting pictures, especially in the animal-reminder category, differentiate conservatives from liberals might be indicative of a primacy for disgust in the pantheon of human aversions, but it is also possible that this result is due to the fact that, compared to threat, disgust is much easier to evoke with visual images on a computer screen.

The standard pronunciation of Latin that scholars have reconstructed implies the primacy (for literary purposes) of the so-called Golden Age of Caesar, Cicero, and the Augustan poets and historians.

You don't have to watch "Face to Face" (1976) to understand the primacy, for Bergman, of the human face.

Suppose we say that a state of affairs P has motivational primacy for an (ordinary adult) agent S just in case three conditions are met.

Fluoroquinolones have binding preferences (primacy) for one of the enzymes found in the two type II topoisomerases.

The recent argument for an Archaeal rooting [ 1] is inclusive and relies on arguments of primacy to establish the root.

Statistical analysis of growth stock performance reveals that just a handful of companies hold on to their primacy for a decade.

On the other hand, our demonstrations of the temporary nature of haptic dominance, and the lack of substantial visual learning from haptic feedback, argue against Berkeley's notion of the primacy of touch for spatial awareness [6].