There are works in which the tenderness of Correggio prevails, most notably a Virgin and Child from the San Giovanni years, and impeccably economical drawings from life, among them several small, beautiful profile portraits, a sunlit self-portrait and a vibrant landscape in black chalk.
Serpentine line dances also prevail among agriculturalists, notably among the Iroquois, Pueblo, Mesoamerican, and Andean peoples.
Overall, gene family loss notably prevails over gain, i.e. evolving genomes appear to spend more time contracting than expanding.
Actually, there is denying — that was the gist of the comic fantasy that used to prevail in Hogwarts, a place notably unvisited by our heroes on this occasion.
Moreover, the Obama administration has failed to offer opposition movements in countries with anti-American regimes — notably Libya — sufficient support to prevail.
On the other hand, the Tea Party did prevail in beating some House incumbents - most notably former majority leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) - and in getting some strongly conservative first time contenders for office.
The divide is notably stark, but Jones still did not prevail among any of these four groups.
RNA expression was found to prevail in tissues with high degree of differentiation, most notably in fetal brain.
In spite of the concentration of the population in urban centres (especially Nassau and Freeport) that are devoted to tourism, the traditional pattern of small farming and fishing prevails in some villages, notably in the southeastern islands.
This party hearty and damn the consequences attitude prevailed for thirty years, notably with George W. Bush, who after 9/11 said the appropriate American response was not collective sacrifice but rather to "go shopping".
