Competition between Mediterranean nations for control of Asiatic commerce gradually narrowed to a contest between Venice and Genoa, with the former winning when it severely defeated its rival city in 1380; thereafter, in partnership with Egypt, Venice principally dominated the Oriental trade coming via the Indian Ocean and Red Sea to Alexandria.
The basin is principally dominated by the forest orchrosols, and to a lesser extent, the forest orchrosol oxysol integrate.
Yes, America began as a nation dominated by white Europeans, principally dominated by male Anglican, Calvinist, and Quaker Christians who originated in Britain.
Although farming (soybeans and cattle) continues, the area is now principally urban, dominated by the county seat and South Carolina state capital, Columbia, and its suburbs.
We hope to unleash the artist's voice into a debate about the position of art in society which has principally been dominated by museums and galleries and funders.
By exclusion, this leads to subtidal fields of seaweeds, dominated principally by brown and red algae of substantial diversity (over 100 species in Greenland, [44]), as potential suppliers of carbon.
In patients with SS, the HCV-driven autoimmune response is dominated principally by the presence of mixed cryoglobulins, reported in nearly two thirds of patients with SS-HCV (a ninefold higher prevalence with respect to patients with primary SS).
Combined analysis of pore size distribution and average pore diameter suggested that the freezing process was mainly mass transfer dominated at −5 °C and −10 °C, but principally heat transfer dominated at −20 °C.
From the 10th to the 12th century, writers in the Christian, Jewish and Arabic traditions composed dialogues, allegories, axiomatic works, disputations, and summae, while the 13th and 14th centuries in the Latin West were dominated by commentary, principally on Peter Lombard's Sentences and the works of Aristotle, various forms of the disputed question, and the summa.
The economy is dominated by mineral exploitation, principally apatite, nepheline, iron, and nickel; fishing is important along the coasts.
This was not a fortunate win in the same fashion as those against Hull or Stoke in the Premier League this term, matches in which the Londoners had dominated and been guilty principally of profligacy before striking in stoppage time.
