Sentence examples for which prevails for from inspiring English sources
The winter invasion of polar continental air (which prevails for an average of 185 days annually) is accompanied by strong northeasterly winds, a rapid temperature drop, and frequent precipitation, with the air becoming warm and moist after passing over the milder eastern portions of the sea.
Study shows a characteristic thermal stratification behavior in pool, which prevails for the initial few hours of IC functioning.
Lower heat transfer rate for a smaller period could not dampen the effect of high heat transfer rate, which prevails for longer period.
In a companion paper the quasi-steady aeroacoustic behavior of diaphragms which prevails for low Strouhal number but Mach number of order unity was discussed.
Updated at 5.17pm GMT 5.06pm GMT Closing share prices With European markets now closed, Trinity Mirror has finished 3.35% lower at 79.25p, a situation which prevailed for most of the day, Nick Fletcher reports.
Even in a roaring real estate market, which prevailed for most of the last 15 years, returns for many opportunity funds have fallen in the band between merely okay and truly awful.
Deposition of clotrimazole via spin coating from toluene results in amorphous films which prevail for a long period of time.
The hypothesis that tumour growth is dependent on angiogenesis (Folkman, 1990), which prevailed for many years, has been challenged with the description of nonangiogenic growth.
These results suggest that neutrophils are highly sensitive to the imminent threat of metHb + LTA complex, which prevails in a haemolytic infection, for example by S. aureus and the stimulation of neutrophils by metHb + LTA is modulated by other WBCs.
However much we rejoice in victory, he wrote, "we shall not soon purge ourselves of the feeling of guilt which prevails among us.... What a precedent for the future we have furnished to other nations even less concerned than we with scruples or ideals!
Combative choruses, sung from the auditorium, clamour for tragedy, comedy, lyric drama and farce – the last of which prevails.
