Sentence examples for the domains from inspiring English sources
noun
A geographic area owned or controlled by a single person or organization.
- The king ruled his domain harshly.
(So as to avoid confusion, they bought all the domains from radiooo.com to radioooooooooooooooooooo.com).
The other two vocabularies describe data entities in the domains of business and geographical location.
The authorities countered that they did not believe that the domains would touch off more crime.
"We upload the domains to our system and they are then automatically labeled and crawled.
Those materials become strong magnets when the domains align and add together.
It remains to be seen, he said, if the domains are equally active in humans and apes.
We see few Asian faces intruding upon spheres that we may describe as the domains of mainstream Australia.
If it is not much, the domains are returned to the registrar within five days for a full refund.
Most of our activities are in the virtual world, in the domains of Facebook and the Internet.
The domains are colored as in (C).
That's the domain of the athlete".
