Sentence examples for the prevailed from inspiring English sources
verb
To be superior in strength, dominance, influence or frequency; to have or gain the advantage over others; to have the upper hand; to outnumber others.
- Red colour prevails in the Canadian flag.
Low nodulation formation might be also attributed to the prevailed adverse environmental condition at Babile site (Hungria et al. 2003).
The zooplankton population shows sudden decrease in monsoon months and indicates the fact that the prevailed physico-chemical conditions were not supported for the growth of zooplankton due to the lentic water system.
The red shift of the near band edge emission in comparison with that of the sintered polycrystals (385 nm) (Fig. 8a), the [0001]-aligned [0001]-aligned[14], and taperodsbes (380 nm) [14] is possibly due to nandsize effect [34], the prevailed polar surfaces, and the mosaic-twinned domain boundaries of the present tapered whiskers in this study.
Drawing upon the evolutionary and institutional perspectives in geographical political economy approach, this study argues that the prevailed institutions conducive for the export-oriented processing have evolved into institutional inertia and territorial embeddedness as obstacles for the on-going restructuring, particularly the market reorientation from export to domestic sale.
The employed network functions were the prevailed feed-forward network and the novel cascade-forward network algorithms to accommodate multivariate inputs of wheel load, tire inflation pressure, number of passage, slippage, and velocity each at three different levels for estimating the study objectives of soil compaction (i.e. penetration resistance and soil sinkage).
As their movements were not timed, the prevailed strategy in performing movements was concentrating only on precision.
In the end, the owner prevailed, 22-20.
The ACLU prevailed in the lawsuit.
Eventually, the neighbors prevailed.
And the dynasties prevailed.
