In these countries also, although the role of the state remained preponderant, market forces were increasingly relied upon to improve economic performance.
This allowed us to characterize spatial structures for EC1/5 and ECw and to identify the river as a preponderant factor in land salinization.
Although in E. coli the heterodimeric state of HU is quite preponderant, in many bacterial species HU exists as a homodimer like in Bacillus subtilis [23], [24], Mycobacterial family etc.
Now the question is whether Myanmar is on its way to becoming a democracy in which the military retain some influence and privileges but are no longer preponderant, or whether it is going be a state in which the army remains on top behind a democratic facade – perhaps thanks to a narrow Burman ideology.
A second reason for the character of Muscovite cultural development in the 17th century was the preponderant role of the church and, later, of the state, which took over at last the assets, liabilities, and responsibilities of the ecclesiastical establishment.
Perhaps the Confederates' best chance of winning would have been an early grand offensive into the Union states before the Lincoln administration could find its ablest generals and bring the preponderant resources of the North to bear against the South.
If we accept Vattel's classic definition of the balance of power as 'a state of affairs such that no one power is in a position where it is preponderant and can lay down the law to others', then it becomes simply another way of describing the basic structure of anarchy" [13, p. 103].
At the same time, German names were preponderant.
The shift these magazines represented from preponderant text to preponderant pictures was a subtle kind of revolution that has had immense consequences.
So, for that matter, does South Africa, where it is still the preponderant white wine grape.
In fact, the Federal Constitution, even in the present transitory phase, gives the Federal Government preponderant power.
