Sentence examples for sharp dominance from inspiring English sources

Result 3 proves that sharp dominance of a single wavelength is the best way to obtain minimum variance.

The abundance models predicted a rather sharp shift from dominance of helophytes (Carex pseudo-curaica and C. lasiocarpa) to wet meadow species (Calamagrostis angustifolia and Carex appendiculata) if water levels drop from about 10 cm above soil surface to below the surface.

Figure 2 illustrates the sharp change in the dominance ratio near the invasion threshold given by Eq. (1).

James's dominance was in sharp contrast to the play of Kevin Durant of the Thunder, who scored a game-high 40 points but started the game 0 for 7 from the field and struggled greatly when guarded directly by James.

"This system of social rules on campus, it is about dominance and hierarchy," Sharp said.

In advance of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, polls have shown Sanders holding the support of a majority of young women here, as well – a sharp contrast to Clinton's dominance among women closer to her own age.

For Hon Hai, the deal with Sharp comes as further recognition of its dominance in global manufacturing.

But the fight continued and Rees began to reassert his dominance in the fifth with sharp, powerful combinations.

Both halves of the "West" are losing dominance, but the decline feels sharper in Europe.

Interestingly, a clear increase in biodiversity could be observed during the enrichment of BA-KC, with an initial dominance of Clostridium (86%) and a sharp decrease over time, leading to less than 8%.

China Daily also indicates that Foxconn is teaming up with Sharp to produce this set, which makes sense given Sharp's dominance in LCD manufacturing.