Once overflowing is established, the rate of spillway incision is a likely overriding control on the evolution of the system and whether the discharge is unstable (fast) or stable (slower).
Results from NMR analysis of the monomer, and intrinsic viscosity measurements of the polymer in various solvents indicate that solvent effects on the reactivity of the monomer and the propagating radical impose an overriding control over properties of the resultant networks.
For the hypotensive and unstable liver injury patient, the overriding goal is rapid control of hemorrhage.
Heinz Hilgert, a managing director at SGZ Bank, a cooperative bank in Frankfurt, said today that the overriding fear of smaller banks was of losing control of the market for growth stocks -- the "neue markt".
Down the street, the Rev. Judy Tomlinson, on her way home from the Unitarian Church of Montclair, said she would probably vote for Mr. Torricelli "in spite of everything" because control of the Senate "is very overriding".
When control of Congress is not an overriding issue, lawmakers can turn from an election to policy making without life-and-death political considerations looming over every issue and every decision.
The new board needs to add British members, but the overriding issue for the next two years will be whether the shareholders will lose control of the company to creditors.
The overriding impression is that Wenger is so desperate to oversee so many different aspects of the club that he ends up in control of none of them; resulting in a kind of inertia by hyperactivity.
We have established the overriding importance of controlling the degree of polycondensation of boron and oxygen components of molten solutions and of periodically correcting it.
In examining the mechanisms of the eye movements, then, one must resolve them into a number of reflex responses to changes in the environment or the individual, remembering, of course, that there is an overriding voluntary control.
