Sentence examples for prevailing source from inspiring English sources
A Mike Bidlo piece near the front door, with a print of Duchamp's infamous "Fountain" pasted on a page from the Manhattan phone book, sets a Dadaist tone for much of what follows, while digital prints by Betty Beaumont and Shu Lea Cheang establish the Internet as the prevailing source of imagery.
Based on these images, one might very easily conclude that there are indeed two kinds of recession: those that occurred before 1990 and those that occurred after.You might then get changes in the shape of downturns across time, depending on the prevailing source of the confusion.
That's under half the price the island currently pays for power generated from burning diesel fuel, which is its prevailing source of energy.
We find that both over-investment and under-investment in security are possible, and that optimal network architectures depend on the prevailing source of inefficiencies.
In the past, personal experience has been the prevailing source of knowledge whilst more recently this knowledge has been amended, sometimes to a greater extent, by the collective experience recorded in scientific publications.
On the other hand, the prevailing source of damage seems to be cytosine deamination.
As in the whole region the socio-economic standard of Bulpeila's population is low and subsistence farming and small scale trade are the prevailing sources of income.
This study presents the first epidemiological results on traffic pollution effects in rural Alpine communities with one prevailing emission source (highway).
In sharp contrast to the prevailing trend, seafood sourced locally increased by 2.2% in that same time period.
Microgrid coordinated controllers are designed so as to optimize the utilization of energy available in existing energy storage system (ESS) as well as the energy being generated from prevailing renewable energy sources (RES).
In conclusion, while the possibility of a SRB level slightly higher than normal in 2000 cannot be ruled out, the absence of undeniable evidence and the uncertainty prevailing over available sources has led us to assume sex ratio at birth in Viet Nam to be close to expected biological values in the 1990s.
