It's an odd conversation about who can be more dominant.
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And, on that front, Facebook is more dominant than ever.
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The students rated men with shaved heads as more dominant.
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Over the long term, the winners would become more dominant.
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I notice that he's starting to adopt a more dominant posture.
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Commanding positions At the same time, tech has become more dominant.
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But I guess it was one of my more dominant performances.
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"We are seeing the bigger retailers become more dominant," Cassar said.
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Albeit a far more dominant Internet company than it is ISP.
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As big companies grow more dominant, life gets tougher for entrepreneurs.
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Uber's "becoming more dominant is not going to happen," he said.
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The Big Tobacco company is far more dominant in selling conventional cigarettes.
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And no product was more dominant than Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer.
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This could change in the future, as driverless cars become more dominant.
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There has never been a more dominant team in any major sport.
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With twins joined at the head, one tends to be more dominant.
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Gausman was even more dominant with keeping the Rays' bats in check.
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Though churn has gone up, the Big Four have become more dominant, however.
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He's been one of the more dominant relievers in this league this year.
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Both peoples had their culture and language usurped by a more dominant group.
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Facebook's growth may be slowing down, but WhatsApp is more dominant than ever.
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From tech to airlines to banking, the biggest companies are growing more dominant.
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IP and content production will play a more dominant role in the industry.
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American smiles are more assertive, reflecting Americans' rating of themselves as more dominant.
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He's up to four strikeouts and has seemed even more dominant than that.
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You're seeing the barbell of alternatives and index products becoming more and more dominant.
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The larger and more dominant companies are, the more they invest in political connections.
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As the virtual world becomes more dominant, owning books becomes an act of rebellion.
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As some firms get bigger and more dominant, regulators are casting a warier eye.
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Worse, these tend to accrue to more dominant firms, notably old fixed-line incumbents.
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My mother's side was more dominant in that we went to church every Sunday.
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I had never seen anything more dominant and graceful than those four teenage goddesses.
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In other sports, they're even more dominant, perhaps none more so than in CrossFit.
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Or maybe you just want to learn how to be more dominant in bed.
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You're seeing certain expressions of Islam within certain communities become more dominant than others.
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Will the Miami setting make climate change a more dominant issue in the debate?
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The Rams are even more dominant at home than they are on the road.
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As has grown more dominant, investors' interest in e-commerce start-ups has plunged.
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"The limit for her is becoming more dominant as a faceup player," Brondello said.
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Airlines lost a lot of money, forcing them to merge and became more dominant.
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"Altcoins are going to become more dominant," said CNBC's Jon Najarian, co-founder Investitute.com.
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Arguably more dominant against them than any male player has been against his peers.
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Physical contact often also plays a more dominant role in sexual attraction for blind people.
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It's a huge company, and it's likely to become more dominant in the coming years.
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The U.S. won that game 101-70 victory and has been even more dominant since.
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There's popcorn TV year-round, of course, but it's more dominant in the warm months.
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But as streaming services become more dominant, the economics of entertainment have become more opaque.
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The bees "tend to favor the more dominant trees and shrubs we have here," he said.
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Meanwhile, rivals Facebook and Google will become more dominant in the digital advertising space, Wieser wrote.
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They worry it will make Google an even more dominant force in the online advertising market.
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Lindsay's also interested in new ways to reach audiences as mobile platforms become even more dominant.
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The failure to stop them from getting bigger and more dominant will only compound the problem.
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In Britain, Labour and the Conservatives have grown more dominant than they have been in years.
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The acquisition of the e-commerce platform will make Alibaba even more dominant in online shopping.
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As the comic progresses, the walls shift in size and shape, growing larger and more dominant.
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Perhaps 7473, like bear 856, will mature into one of the more dominant males this summer.
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And barring a black swan event, Facebook's expensive DARPA complex is only going to grow more dominant.
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Indeed, European nations have become more dominant against those from the rest of the world since 2002.
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Under President Vladimir Putin this has become even more dominant than the Soviet KGB he once served.
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They are more dominant at home because of a wave of mergers and their mastery of lobbying.
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No wonder only the corporate behemoths survive and become ever more dominant over our markets and culture.
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It's O.K. if a plant self-seeds around a bit, or if one plant becomes more dominant.
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Regardless of which factor is more dominant, markets now feel the Fed has no choice but to ease.
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And the latter has been the more dominant view on taxation among American politicians for nearly a century.
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Given the opportunity, the more dominant of the two has and will always run away for doggie adventure.
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Rather, it was to create bigger, more dominant national champions that would remain tightly controlled by the party.
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Many of those races will take place in states with a more dominant Republican presence than New Jersey.
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Will it publish and print its own books in Australia or make sellers of used books more dominant?
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Pakistani officials said they expected private contractors to take a more dominant role than troops already in Afghanistan.
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As the stages got bigger, Obama's oratory became more dominant and yet, at the same time, more intimate.
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A multiple-sport talent in high school, Conley was more dominant on the diamond than on the court.
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Speaking of China, the world's second largest economy is becoming a more dominant global force by the day.
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Whichever of these opposing forces is more dominant Tuesday may have a large impact on the final results.
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Maybe you should be a little more dominant if you want me to tell you what to do.
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It's thought this conversion to savanna contributed to bipedalism as it became more and more dominant in human ancestors.
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The big difference with Apple is that it's a much bigger and more dominant company than Nokia ever was.
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The dollar has become even more dominant globally , compelling businesses and governments to borrow greenbacks rather than local currency.
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A video on Youtube explains that this has to do with which side of your brain is more dominant.
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All of it leaves Trump a more dominant force in the party than he was even two years ago.
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When they were joined at the head, Jadon was more dominant, his body working overtime to keep Anias alive.
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Around the world, marginalized ethnic groups have worse internet access than more dominant groups in the country, researchers say.
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Recent research shows that concentration has risen in many sectors — the largest firms have become more dominant over time.
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And he's withdrawn from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, leaving China to become a more dominant trade player in Asia.
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Strasburg was more dominant, carving through the Cubs' lineup with cartoonish pitch movement and velocity in the high 90s.
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In one industry after another, big companies have become more dominant over the past 15 years, new data show.
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He once wrote down a formula: Motivation + Discipline = Consistency No marathoner in the modern era has been more dominant.
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The foreigners were present, and their soldiers guarded the consulates, but the city retained a more dominant Chinese feel.
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"Clearly China has become a much more dominant player in the world economy," said Mr. May of Oxford Economics.
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Sometimes, for instance, a bear will quickly run or leap from its fishing spot to accommodate a more dominant bear.
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With twins joined at the head, one is more dominant, his body working overtime to keep the other twin alive.
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Particular plant species will be the first to colonize the cleared land, and can grow more dominant, outcompeting other species.
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And the more dominant the platform became, the more manufacturers and regulators started to worry that the price could rise.
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At least since the 2016 election (arguably earlier), the underlying bloodthirstiness of the internet is more dominant than ever before.
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Today, the team released its first report — and it shows Google and Facebook in a more dominant position than ever.
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What public policies make either the compact, driverless urban bus future or the sprawling, driverless suburban car future more dominant?
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Making MoviePass seem much more dominant than it is has become an important aspect of the company's strategy in 2018.
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But, of course, the more dominant ghosts here are the memories, the past entanglements, the words that were never said.
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In the past half-century there has been no figure more dominant or more controversial in American law than Posner.
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Underneath the more dominant blues, pinks, and oranges, there are subtle cream squares in the lower corners and the middle.
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Before 1945, when agriculture was more dominant in the United States economy, growth was not associated with rising mortality either.
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He'd been experimenting with approaching women in a more "dominant" and assertive way, since he'd heard that's what women wanted.
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The company has credited its rebuilt Android app with boosting growth outside of the U.S., where iPhones are more dominant.
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These kinds of structural explanations for the slow pace of political change have become more dominant in the Obama era.
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These bears can often be seen moving out of the way of more dominant bears, to avoid any conflict — or worse.
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The studies found bald men were seen as more dominant over their coiffed peers and were viewed as taller and stronger.
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"In turn, this makes them feel more dominant and superior; this kind of passive-aggression is often a result of insecurity."
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That has raised concerns of radicalization, especially in West Africa where the more tolerant Sufi Islam has historically been more dominant.
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The more dominant you feel, the less you need to worry about other people's dominance, so you talk how you want.
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Western governments harbor suspicions that Beijing's professed desire to spread prosperity masks an underlying intention to become a more dominant power.
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Western governments harbour suspicions that Beijing's professed desire to spread prosperity masks an underlying intention to become a more dominant power.
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Assuming its supply-side reforms play out as intended, it may prove to be a position that becomes ever more dominant.
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Only in tax havens such as Cyprus or Monaco, or captured economies such as Russia or Georgia, are plutocrats more dominant.
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In the bear world bigger means more dominant, and these creatures are protective of their space — particularly the prime fishing spots.
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Why it matters: It's the largest such purchase in history and makes Blackstone an even more dominant player in U.S. real estate.
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Equally, the Trump-Guaidó gambit might lead to conflict between armed groups or simply fail, leaving the regime more dominant than ever.
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Part of the reason for that is to show us she can take punches, but I expected her to be more dominant.
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But as Instagram has grown to more than a billion users, it's started to become the more dominant social network for many.
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"We'll see this come more into focus in the years ahead as these platforms become more dominant in our lives," said Sreenivasan.
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Participants tended to rate bald men — those who'd had their hair either digitally removed or those with shaved heads — as more dominant.
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Here, the creepier and more piteous the impact, the more dominant is the death — or, more accurately, the life — of this work.
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It is unfortunate that the way we've designed our system for investigating official misconduct makes politics more dominant than it could be.
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Denver was even more dominant in stopping the run, holding Jonathan Stewart, a Pro Bowl running back, to 29 yards on 12 carries.
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Alabama appeared even more dominant against Michigan State than Clemson had in thumping Oklahoma (11-2) for the second year in a row.
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The end result is that citrus and floral flavors are more dominant, muting the Juniper, which is typically overpowering in London Dry Gins.
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The commission's transport chief, Henrik Hololei, is nonetheless ready to step in to stop Europe's five biggest airline groups from becoming more dominant.
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This connection would likely be emotionally consuming and might feel "fated"—though there is a worry that you'd both crave more dominant partners.
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But until Germany won the 20143 World Cup in Brazil — where Spain imploded — the more dominant style had been displayed by the Spanish.
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Often, consumers don't see similar products from smaller (and often cheaper) brands, because the more dominant labels take over much of the displays.
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Most of us are somewhere in between the two personality types, but one trait does tend to be more dominant than the other.
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"We just became a much bigger, more dominant platform," Painter, an automotive retail veteran and former founder and CEO of TrueCar, told CNBC.
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You can see the main theme in the charts here: Big companies are much more dominant than they were even 15 years ago.
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The reality is a little more complicated — and makes it clear that Amazon Web Services is even more dominant than you might think.
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After several experiments, including drinking 25 types of beer at 30,000 feet, Mr. Bjergso concluded that more dominant flavors, like bitterness, stood out.
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"The broad rubric of 'Environment, Social and Governance' investing will only grow more dominant, at least until the next market downturn," Colas said.
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Since there is a massive gulf between the US and China, then, the US military is even more dominant than basic statistics suggest.
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Franchise-altering talent will soon flood their rosters and four years from now thar talent may be even more dominant than Simmons and Embiid.
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But if the past week is any indication, hashtivism is set to explode over the next four years, becoming more dominant than ever before.
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Her research has found that a new variant of the dengue virus, known as DENV-2 has become more dominant during the current outbreak.
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But, if anything, in my view, they are even more dominant than they were when Mr. Schmidt publicly referred to them as a gang.
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Trump, who has threatened to put tariffs on Japanese cars, wants to make the United States even more dominant in the global weapons trade.
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In Melbourne, Sam Gorth and John Peers were even more dominant, beating Czechs Jan Satral and Jiri Vesely 73-3 6-2 6-2.
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With all due respect to Kevin Durant (who is a more dominant singular talent), Curry is still the most valuable player inside a dynasty.
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I think it makes us a little more dominant inside, which won't be so dominant against Baylor because they're equally talented in the post.
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Katia can be more dominant and is more of an extrovert, whereas I can be quieter, but in a laid-back/composed sort of way.
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Dear gentlemen, sharpen up your razors and lather up that dome, it may be time to shed your locks for a more dominant look — bald.
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The country with the most hyperactive capital markets, America, has the rich world's best-performing big economy and its firms are more dominant than ever.
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Outside of that, Google's Assistant is more dominant than ever, thanks in large part to a marketing blitz and a heavily discounted Google Home Mini.
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Everyone thinks of Facebook as a social media behemoth, but they're actually much more dominant in messaging and ready to start making money on it.
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"That started in the '2628s around the time of [Euegene] McCarthy and [George] McGovern, but they've become a more and more dominant force," he continued.
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"He, like many of our more dominant bears, has learned that patience is key and to simply let the fish come to you," said Lavelle.
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"Nokia would like to target mid-end segment where Chinese players are more dominant and try leverage its brand equity in that segment," he said.
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Lobsters that dominate these hierarchies have more authoritative body language; weaker ones try to make themselves look smaller and less threatening to more dominant ones.
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If they continue to become more dominant, it seems like these similarities could express themselves in a more direct sort of competition, perhaps for partners.
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Failaq Al-Rahman has a limited presence in the area, as opposed to Jaish al-Islam, which is believed to be more dominant in Douma.
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In short, Saudi is more muscular and through the leadership of King Salman's son, Mohammed bin Salman, has taken a stronger and more dominant regional position.
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Norelius was back in 22012 in Amsterdam and was even more dominant, breaking a world record in her heat and topping that mark in the final.
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So rather than saying they aren't in Microsoft's DNA, I'd say that Microsoft user experiences are almost always compromised by more dominant aspects of its DNA.
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Money flowing into the United States has also driven up the value of the dollar, which has never been more dominant as the world's preferred currency.
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I thought that today's grid sparkled as a whole, bolstering its theme like a symphony, rather than a concerto where a theme would be more dominant.
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The study found that the chance of having a heart attack would go up 5 to 7 percent as the largest cardiology practice became more dominant.
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Perhaps no question is more dominant right now than which company exactly is going to sell its ownership in the most valuable startup in the world.
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Since then, Netflix's market position in video has become even more dominant, making it difficult for ISPs to justify angering customers by potentially throttling Netflix speeds.
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When he learns a little bit more fastball command he can be even more dominant than he was today, but his breaking ball was pretty incredible today.
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It's not the one and only sign you express, of course, but it might be more dominant than another sign that only plays host to one planet.
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Despite serving as one of the more dominant post players in this entire postseason, Aldridge is still averaging only 14.3 points and 7.1 rebounds per 113 minutes.
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His team has never been more dominant with him on the floor (+14.7 points per 100 possessions) and his on-off point differential has never been higher.
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Nunes also told us she believes she can continue to destroy people like she did Ronda Rousey ... and prove to be even more dominant than Conor McGregor.
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In the market for lending to mid-sized companies, SunTrust has also been more dominant than BB&T, though well behind market leaders such as Wells Fargo.
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As a progressive Democrat, it reminds me of the heady days of early 220006, when Democrats enjoyed an even more dominant grip on the levers of power.
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Following his split decision win over Guida, Maynard was probably confident that he would go on to put on more dominant showings in his future Octagon outings.
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But as the century wore on, and English became more dominant as a common international language, French usage at the Games began to fall by the wayside.
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The device itself matters a lot less, because frequently, as cloud computing becomes more and more dominant, the information and technologies you use are increasingly platform agnostic.
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Researchers speculated that Bangladesh's conservative cultural norms might cause men to take the more dominant sexual role, although men also tend to initiate kissing in Western countries.
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With Nusra fighters playing a more dominant role in the rebellion, they said, the president has deepened his resistance to providing the rebels with more powerful weapons.
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In mid-March, he rejected a bid by Singapore-based Broadcom for American chip giant Qualcomm, fearing that the merger could leave China's chip industry more dominant.
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And here's why: In the rhythm and pitch of the first call, you recognize one voice as a familiar, more dominant male that you've fought with before.
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Based on the anatomy, it would be better for the right head to eat, but it may be a challenge since the left head appears more dominant.
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If you don't have that kind of oxygenating enforcement happening, then you could easily see these firms just get more consolidated, get more dominant, more deeply entrenched.
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Under the TPP, the US would've been able to gain much better access to the Japanese market and become an even more dominant exporter in that market.
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Among elected officials and members of presidential administrations, men were even more dominant — they made up between 83 and 93 percent of the five shows' government guests.
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In the same society today, with a more dominant food-anytime-and-everywhere culture, people have to work hard to keep their food hidden, so it's not taken.
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With his new core status, Xi is expected to play a more dominant role in orchestrating next year's reshuffles – a sharp contrast to Hu's position 10 years ago.
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I've gone through periods, after being fired or being unemployed, where I didn't feel sexual, or—and this is bad—tried to compensate by being more dominant sexually.
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"The ethno-nationalist narrative is much more dominant than it used to be ... a lot of the young Oromos are not willing to take 'second place'," Horne said.
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A major theme of conversation — more dominant even than the bittersweet recollections of Jägermeister phases or weary laments that the place sells no beer — is What Grandma Wants.
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What followed was a bitter takeover battle that Ellison and company eventually won -- and which transformed Oracle into an even more dominant player in the enterprise software market.
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Hetfield's contribution had morphed from being, in retrospect, an awkward debut into a far more dominant role, in terms of both his vocals and his rhythm guitar precision.
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"Donald's right, and I agree with him," said President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, whose influence over Syria can only grow more dominant as the United States exits.
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These calculations, using different data, found the global 1 percent even more dominant, capturing more than double the income growth of the bottom 2000 percent from 210 to2000.
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Food becomes scarcer, and if the large, sub-adult males are forced to wander, they're using up valuable energy, brawling with more dominant males as they move upstream.
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These companies have more dominant market positions in strategic sectors or play more influential roles in helping the central government to achieve its policy objectives than DFG/DFM.
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"It appears as though the left head is more dominant -- it's generally more active and responsive to stimulus," the Wildlife Center of Virginia said in a statement Friday.
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With that, the team started to look more comfortable and more dominant, and this goal helped continue the momentum that would carry them to the rousing game seven win.
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This challenge, and the Republicans' loss to Democrat Woodrow Wilson that year, angered more conservative Taft-aligned Republicans, who became more dominant in the party in the following years.
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IBM also has stressed that buying Red Hat would strengthen its position in the cloud market, where it has been lagging more dominant players led by Amazon and Microsoft.
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Amazon has recently become even more dominant in the cloud, as it has grown more rapidly in a key segment of that market, a tech expert said on Thursday.
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Amazon spent $16.1 billion on R&D last year, a figure that should strike fear into its competitors, as these investments could make the online retailer even more dominant.
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Blake Bortles threw for 330 yards and T.J. Yeldon ran for 122, but Jacksonville's fearsome defense was even more dominant, with an incredible 10 sacks and 20 quarterback hits.
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Iran's hardliners, long favored by Khamenei and ever more dominant after Friday's election, may now have the political space to engage with Washington if they judge it is necessary.
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Iran's hardliners, long favoured by Khamenei and ever more dominant after Friday's election, may now have the political space to engage with Washington if they judge it is necessary.
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With help of the latest funding, JUMO will be able to further boost such partnerships, and become a more dominant player in the financial services industries in emerging markets.
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With its often controversial and outspoken leader, Matteo Salvini, who is both deputy prime minister and interior minister, Lega has emerged as arguably the more dominant party in the coalition.
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As one can guess from the plot, "Seventy-Eight's" true star is Xo, a character who is usually forced to take a back seat to the series' more dominant personalities.
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The fact that Trump has demoralized the State Department with threatened budget cuts will only make the military, which has been promised a massive budget increase, all the more dominant.
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With a roughly 90 percent market share, Google's search engine in Europe is more dominant than it is in the United States, where Microsoft's Bing service still holds its own.
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Other transient factors — the iPhone's shape and power, the Apple Watch's price and appearance, and the security of Apple's devices — may play a more dominant role in determining Apple's fortunes.
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It simply reflects Amazon's spectacular growth and its ever increasing market power; as the retailer has become more dominant and even less beholden to suppliers, incidental errors have increased accordingly.
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While Chinese students account for a little more than 10% of the total student population at the university, they are more dominant in graduate programs focused on business or science.
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You need to understand yourself before you can take on a dominant roleThe first step to taking on a more dominant role is to figure out what turns you on.
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"If you look at the days of (Pete) Sampras, (Richard) Krajicek, (Goran) Ivanisevic, I think they were almost more dominant on serves in terms of less rallies," Anderson told reporters.
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However, his stuff has been good, routinely reaching 97 mph on his fastball, and a return to the more dominant form he showed earlier in his career could be coming soon.
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"Dogs are animals, so when the hormones related to them going into heat become more dominant in their bodies, their one focus is getting bred and getting puppies," says Dr. Zabell.
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If you wore your hanky in your left pocket, you were deemed as more submissive, or a "bottom," whereas the right pocket meant that you were a "top" or more dominant.
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According to a recent study from the University of Pennsylvania, researchers found that men with shaved heads were actually perceived as more dominant, attractive, and stronger than men with thick hair.
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Indeed, that might be a good reason for Google not to acquire Yahoo: Making its already dominant search and advertising divisions even more dominant might invite unwanted attention from antitrust regulators.
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Paris - Human-driven climate change may have put the next ice age off by about 2000,23.6 years, said scientists Thursday, highlighting our species' ever-more dominant influence on Earth's natural cycles.
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Cable news is seen as the most helpful source for 2016 election news overall, with social media more dominant among those under the age of 30, according to a new survey.
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Cable news is seen as the most helpful source for 2016 election news overall, with social media more dominant among those under the age of 30, according to a new survey.
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Fahamu Pecou: One of the major tenets of their agenda was to shape their own media image, as opposed to having their image be dominated by the more dominant media landscape.
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When I told protesters my goal was to get science and technology to play a more dominant role in American culture, many responded saying these were secondary issues—and currently unimportant.
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The party has previously partnered up with Merkel but found itself losing voter support when, in 2009, its campaign pledges of generous tax cuts were torpedoed by the more dominant CDU.
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The LA mayor's endorsement could help Biden broaden his appeal to younger voters and Latino voters, who could play a more dominant role in the California primary than in other states.
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"Levick has an underlying growth strategy that has been implemented over the past three years and is propelling us into a more dominant role in the strategic communications industry," he said.
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The standings may not tell the full story, and luck has played a part, but on paper Mercedes are more dominant than ever while Ferrari have fallen well short of expectations.
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This is a gut-wrenching case in which two media companies want to become even more dominant than they already are, and the administration is allegedly using backchannels to censor free speech.
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She still led among nonwhite voters by more than two to one, 59 percent to 27 percent, but she was more dominant in December, when she was ahead by four to one.
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Although ET is an obvious fit with VR, there are many other psychiatric conditions, such as childhood developmental disorders and autism, where VR may play a more dominant role in the future.
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That is I get stressed and worried by life in the same way most people do but the key difference is that anxiety does not play a more dominant role than that.
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He has also been challenged by the task of keeping the paper alive at a time when small newspapers are dying out and big dailies with national followings are growing more dominant.
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According to this year's Iowa entrance polls, Sanders was far more dominant with younger voters there (he captured 48 percent of their vote) than Biden was with older voters (he won 33 percent).
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Because even if we're responsible for the autogeneration of lots of forms and handling of admin around payments, we will still need to speak to the more dominant, full-time, employer payroll system.
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Keyboard tech was one of the ways Microsoft sought to advance the fortunes of its Windows Phone platform in the early years, as it battled to poach market share from more dominant rivals.
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Verizon and AT&T combined for 210 percent market share when the Obama administration scuttled the earlier proposed merger, and they've only grown slightly more dominant today by ticking up to 503 percent.
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LONDON, July 22 (Reuters) - Strains of malaria resistant to two key anti-malarial medicines are becoming more dominant in Vietnam, Laos and northern Thailand after spreading rapidly from Cambodia, scientists warned on Monday.
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In fact, going between more dominant and submissive roles in bed, depending on mood and/or partner, is a natural and totally normal way to express your sexuality, says Shara Sand, clinical psychologist.
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Most of my career has been in supporting roles for other musicians or artists, so I have been focusing on making my own work and taking a more dominant role in creative partnerships.
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I think from publishers' standpoint, it's funny because Google has almost a more dominant position because Google controls the technology that most publishers use in order to make money off of their ads.
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Contrast that with Trump's whole campaign, which is about nostalgically invoking the feeling of what it's like to be a yet-more-dominant racial majority and promising to restore that feeling for his base.
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While there are plenty in the paddock who suspect Mercedes could be even more dominant, and maybe embarrassingly quick in Australia, nobody knows for sure just where they stand in relation to each other.
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A strong and graceful defensive lineman, Gio was more dominant each week, and after the games, high school coaches came up to him to ask if he'd thought about where he wanted to go.
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Though traditional methods (such as phone tapping) are not dead, it is safe to assume that cyber is more dominant than ever, and will only continue to grow over more traditional domains and methods.
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For some, the distaste for Epic isn't about usability, or convenience, or even fair play—it's the sense that the juggernaut is buying its way into an even more dominant position in the industry.
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Google has not had a significant presence in wearables compared to other companies, and Fitbit's own position has reportedly weakened in recent years with Apple and two Chinese players taking a more dominant share.
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It potentially does not bode well for public transit, then, that just as these apps are growing more dominant, transit systems in cities like New York, Washington and San Francisco are facing deep problems.
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Asked if he and his fellow pitchers were simply too good — more dominant for shorter bursts — Scherzer said no, with a thoughtful, detailed answer that explains a lot about the state of the game.
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Because of the tidal pulls between Earth and moon, the moon's orbit has been spiraling outward ever since, and as it does, Earth's pull diminishes and the pull of the sun becomes more dominant.
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Adding to tensions between Chinese and Muslim Indonesians is a sense that as Beijing becomes more dominant in the region — exerting financial and military influence — ethnic Chinese will profit at the expense of Muslims.
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Houston starter Charlie Morton, who pitched five shutout innings in the decisive game last year, was only more dominant, carrying a no-hitter into the sixth inning of an eventual 33-1 Astros victory.
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In particular, some have questioned his desire to escape James, whose return to Cleveland catapulted Irving and the Cavaliers to a 2016 championship, so that he can perhaps have a more dominant role elsewhere.
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Conservative voters were less swayed by glasses than their liberal counterparts because they prefer candidates who came across as more dominant and in control, two qualities not typically associated with glasses wearers, according to Fleischman.
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"While yesterday's data is good news for the pound, it can't be viewed in isolation to the Brexit risks that are becoming a more dominant influence on the outlook for the economy," MUFG analysts said.
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"It really comes about from that ability to really laser-light focus on those larger customers and more dominant product lines that really drive the bulk of the profitability in any business," the CEO said.
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The annual EIA report contains more and less aggressive scenarios, including what could be a vastly larger boost in U.S. production as shale development surges and becomes an even more dominant share of national output.
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"Amazon's position in the digital audio market is even more dominant and unshakable than its position was in the e-book market," said Michael Cader, a book industry analyst and the founder of Publishers Marketplace.
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The terror organization is dwarfed by the Taliban, the far more dominant militant group in Afghanistan, which according to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction now controls or contests 40 percent of the country.
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"There is strong evidence that Aedes albopictus is now out-competing aegypti in some areas and becoming more dominant," said Ralph Harbach, an entomologist at London's Natural History Museum, who has been studying mosquitoes since 1976.
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Alibaba can hardly get much more dominant on the domestic internet, but if the boundaries between physical and e-commerce are really as blurry as it claims, this could open up a new avenue of growth.
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Steel and aluminum tariffs are starting to have an impact on U.S. metal producers' earnings, but the trade conflict has now spread to the technology sector, a larger and more dominant group in the stock market.
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"I understand that you are both fathers and understand that you both run a shared household, but there is always the one who is more dominant, who is more the mother," the official reportedly told them.
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The researchers found that, between 2005 and 2017, five metro areas—San Jose, San Francisco, Seattle, San Diego, and Boston— not only added lots of jobs, they were also becoming more dominant in those industries overall.
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Though the Karma Revero itself may fit the mold of the future-conscious electric hybrid bent on ushering in a new era of car connectivity, luxury and design are undoubtedly the more dominant genes in its DNA.
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Radcliffe and gold medal athletes in Rio, like the American gymnast Simone Biles and the swimmer Katie Ledecky, have been as dominant as Semenya or more dominant, but their gender has not been openly questioned, Pape said.
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Grappling is often described as a sort of human chess match: you constantly look for ways to advance to more and more dominant positions against your enemy, to eventually submit them—and defend against those same moves.
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"When resources are limited and distributed in a skewed manner, the more dominant people in the society, which are unfortunately men, would get more of it than the less fortunate ones," Roy said in a phone interview.
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"When Serena is not around, the field is definitely wide open," said Martina Navratilova, the nine-time Wimbledon singles champion who once was even more dominant than the seven-time champion Williams at the All England Club.
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He reached a peak last year in the playoffs, when he followed up his performance against the Yankees with two more dominant games in the World Series against the Dodgers, including closing out the clinching Game 24.
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To me, that means putting less pressure on myself to look a certain way and being more dominant in what I want from myself and what I want for those around me — to be performative about strength.
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"We are disappointed, although not surprised, that the CMA has waved through the BT/EE merger, even though the new entity will be even more dominant than it was before privatization 30 years ago," the company said.
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The Handkerchief Code is one of the most well-known, and involves color-coded hankies worn in the back pockets of jeans, which indicate sexual preferences and whether one is more dominant (left pocket) or submissive (right).
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"They all, almost without exception, were either the daughters of artist fathers, or, generally later, in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, had a close personal connection with a stronger or more dominant male artistic personality," Nochlin wrote.
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At the same time, as the insurgents lose ground and as the jihadists among them grow more dominant, conventional warfare may give way to an era of guerrilla attacks and suicide bombings within areas held by the government.
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The deputy chairman of the opposition FRODEBU party, Léonce Ngendakumana said the appointment could point to Nkurunziza planning to seek another term in office in next year's election and now the ruling party will get more dominant coverage.
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The changes announced on Friday are also part of a broader push by Wal-Mart Chief Executive Doug McMillon to narrow the gap with Amazon and to give it an even more dominant position in U.S. e-commerce.
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He's two years younger than Embiid and one year younger than Jokic, with zero health concerns and, well, if he can figure out how to rotate from the weakside, the league won't have a more dominant player. 246.8.
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The content Ross made in the 1990s was created to be broadcast on television, but the more dominant aspects about his episodes seem like they were meant for an audience of the future, for people of the internet.
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The other, far more dominant part of the industry churns out movies that are sometimes good ("The Last Jedi"), but are also primarily delivery systems for a company's branded content, including its action figures, bedsheets and theme parks.
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Serrano has been more dominant than Taylor, winning multiple world titles in multiple weight classes, and she became the first athlete to beat Hardy in a boxing fight — a superior victory than any on Taylor's record this year.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, its corporate descendant and the world's largest brewer, hopes to soon become much bigger – and more dominant globally – as it prepares to gobble up its closet rival, SABMiller, in a deal worth more than $100 billion.
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It's created its own celebrity culture, rocketing its biggest player, Ninja, to broad fame, and Twitch, Amazon's massive streaming platform, has followed its success to become an even more dominant force in the gaming industry than it already was.
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A University of Pennsylvania study found men with shaved heads were rated as more dominant, a revelation, the study said, that could cause guys with male-pattern baldness to stop spending money on Rogaine and other treatments and embrace the Bic.
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While he won the 1,500m at the world junior championships in 2013, he has never really challenged the more dominant swimmers in the event, finishing second behind Canada's Ryan Cochrane at the last Commonwealth Games and fifth at the Rio Olympics.
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"I'm surprised that the idea of Asian women being submissive continues to be pretty strong in the culture, particularly given the degree to which Asian countries and China in particular have become more dominant over past 30 years," Hwang said.
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CSN said in a letter to Cade that the acquisition of Ferrous would give an even more dominant market position to Vale, which it says controls roughly 80 percent of Brazil's iron ore market, restricting CSN's access to logistical infrastructure.
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The projects have generated billions of dollars for Qatar and its Western partners and the planned expansion to its gas capacity would make Qatar even more dominant in the gas market, accounting for a third of current global LNG output.
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Vicki Saporta, the federation's president, told the Associated Press that the spikes in threats and violence to take place under President Donald Trump appear to have a connection to a political climate where anti-choice sentiments have become more dominant.
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Some of the more dominant names in modern Latin music do pop up among those nominated: Shakira's duet with Carlos Vives, "La Bicicleta," is up for Record of the Year, as is "Duele El Corazón" by Enrique Iglesias and Wisin.
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His children have said they believe the accusations are part of a revolt within Nissan against a possible merger with Renault that could give the French manufacturer — and its largest shareholder, the French government — a more dominant role in the alliance.
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Of two of the banks reporting earnings next week, J.P. Morgan enjoys a much better reputation and a more dominant market position than Wells Fargo, so investors wary of any correction in the sector may want to consider a pair trade.
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Further, these platforms will likely continue to be overshadowed by more dominant ad-supported players, like YouTube, Hulu, and the Roku Channel, which make up the bulk of connected-TV ad spending, and buzzy newcomers like Quibi, Peacock, and HBO Max.
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Those private investors have been much more willing to buy into the vision presented by such companies that they&aposll be able to post healthy profits once they get bigger and have a more dominant position in the market, he said.
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This is because Louisiana, in particular, has seen Republicans grow increasingly more dominant with every election cycle, so much so that members of the party are hoping to establish a supermajority in the state's House and Senate following this cycle.
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Following an inaugural meeting of the Lancang Mekong Cooperation (MLC) forum in 2016, its member countries met for a second time in Phnom Penh at talks chaired jointly by China - an ever more dominant force in the region - and host nation Cambodia.
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"It seems that in most cases, Macy's is closing the store at the weaker mall and keeping open the store at the more dominant center [in the same market]," Suzanne Mulvee, CoStar's director of research and a real estate strategist, told CNBC.
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HEMINGWAY: There is, it does seem a reshaping in the Middle East from what we had seen in the previous administration with an effort to make Iran more dominant and the -- but I think it remains to be seen how they respond.
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Though his high-scoring jumps and other technical elements have usually given him enough of a cushion that lower component scores don't matter too much, if he continues to improve in the component categories, he could become an even more dominant skater.
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I lived in L.A. before and after podcasts became a thing, and you saw this change as they became the more dominant form, where performers would record their shows and have that more in mind than the actual show they're there performing.
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The data comes from the Open Markets Institute, and shows how much more dominant the largest companies have become over the last 15 years, in one industry after another — airlines, car rental, credit rating, meat processing, private prisons, railroads, shipbuilding and much more.
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Yankees RH Michael Pineda (23-1, 5.29) Smyly turned in one of the more dominant performances of the season and still couldn't come away with the victory despite striking out 11 and permitting one hit in eight scoreless innings at Boston on Tuesday.
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Hernandez was more dominant than his statistics showed, especially in the middle innings, but he gave up a walk and a Mike Trout single before leaving in the eighth and both players came around to score on Nava's single off reliever Nick Vincent.
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With strong organic user growth, the rise of its peer-to-peer payment app Venmo and its recent acquisition of online deal-finding app Honey, PayPal is set to "get more and more dominant" in the financial technology space, the strategist said.
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To illustrate, consider a cardiology market with five practices in which one becomes more dominant — going from just below a 40 percent market share to a 60 percent market share (with the rest of the market split equally across the other four practices).
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As superhero films get bigger, louder, and more dominant on international screens, there's been an increasing wave of excitement over smaller hero films — movies that tap into similar themes of valor, sacrifice, and power, without prioritizing explosions and the same old world-ending threats.
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"On face value, the ruling might raise the specter of potential negative implications for AMZN, which recently accounted for about 44% of the U.S. e-commerce market and an even more dominant 70% of overall e-commerce growth," Amobi wrote in a research note.
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But that sorting by size seems likely to accelerate as Democratic-leaning minority groups and whites working in the information economy concentrate in the largest states, and Republicans grow more dominant among blue-collar, older, rural and religious whites who predominate in smaller states.
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Perhaps the issue is a question of perception, with some in England believing they should have a much more dominant record against Sweden - despite the country having a solid track record including reaching the World Cup final in 1958 and finishing third in 1994.
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De La Hoya's argument isn't all that different from what everyone already knows going in: Mayweather is one of the more dominant boxers in history, McGregor hasn't fought a professional match in his life and the former is going to summarily whoop the latter.
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Without that game twist, maybe Ryan would have sided with Ali and Roark, and maybe Roark would have stuck around to the merge where she could rejoin the Healers – who seem to be in an even more dominant position now that Dr. Mike has found an idol.
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The game has changed too much, he said recently, for fans, pundits and even former participants to make claims about one great team (the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls, for example, for whom Kerr played) being more dominant than another (say, the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors).
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Avg. football revenue, last 10 years: $113.6 millionNew Year's 6 bowl appearances: 1Conference championships: 1BCS title game/Playoff appearances: 1National championships: 0Players in the NFL: 25One thing to know: Texas hasn't been terribly dominant on the field recently, but no program is more dominant off the field.
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"I think because equality is more dominant in our industry than ever before, you saw that when (Kalanick's) employees started to write a very strong narrative about how that was not valued inside that leadership team… It became a crisis of equality," Benioff told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"For females," Pinker continued, such a risk is insane: they won't bear any more offspring if they are more dominant (since unlike males, their reproductive output is fixed by the time it takes to gestate and nurse a baby), and their offspring can't survive without them.
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"Submission may be highly ambivalent," Gilbert writes: People may recognize that they have to behave submissively to reduce the tensions or threats between themselves and a more dominant and powerful other, and feel relief when they succeed, but they may still harbor desires for later revenge.
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You can see these impulses grow stronger and more dominant in Miller's later work: Sin City is bloodier and uglier than any of his previous comics, and not grounded in the sort of character legacy that helped guide and restrain his takes on Daredevil and Batman.
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It's blurring all sorts of fiction and truth, past and present, but it doesn't go far enough with Eliza Hamilton nee Schuyler, instead giving the more dominant and modern position to her sister Angelica, who wants Thomas Jefferson to "include women in the sequel" of the Declaration of Independence.
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Alongside his striking abilities, Oezdemir showed notable heart to push through some severe fatigue to secure a split decision over a top five UFC light heavyweight on his promotional debut—a first showing which would have been more dominant if it weren't for a faulty gas tank that night.
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In an interview with Bloomberg Markets, Mr. Schwab, now the company's chairman, and Walt Bettinger, its C.E.O., explain how they're fighting back: While tech is becoming ever more dominant, Bettinger says the human element is what will help the company ward off the threats posed by online competitors.
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Bosch has been operating in this field for a long time, but the autonomous market is different, so it'll be very interesting to see whether those coming from the computing side or those on the automotive end of the spectrum end up claiming a more dominant position in the market.
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That is because, paradoxically, our suspicion of institutions has brought us a new set of institutions (because institutions are an inescapable part of human life, and the real question is what form they will take) that are fewer, but larger and more dominant, than the set of institutions that preceded them.
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And durability has become Golden State's concern instead, as its star forward Kevin Durant, who has somehow been even more dominant in these playoffs than in previous years, sustained a calf injury in Game 5 on Wednesday that is expected to keep him out for the remainder of the series, if not longer.
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Part of the reason we're all talking about color management more than ever before is because of the gradual shift from LCD (Liquid-Crystal Display) screens in smartphones to OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) displays: both have existed for some time, but OLED is becoming more dominant, with Apple and LG both making the switch this year.
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The idea being that you are not always going to be able to catch an opponent out on your first couple of strikes, and especially if attack him head on, but if you hop offline immediately as he is defending himself you will be able to line up another shot from a tighter, more dominant angle.
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With a real coach, an All-Star point guard who doubles as a close friend and former teammate, and a bit more outside shooting than he's had in Sacramento over the past few years, Cousins will be even more dominant, and that could dramatically vault Washington in a conference that's one LeBron James injury away from being wide open.
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There is a whole weird little ecosystem of websites (some of them very amusing) and pickup-artist manuals offering men tips on how to be more alpha, more dominant, more commanding, a literature that performs roughly the same function in the lives of these men that Cosmopolitan sex tips play in the lives of insecure women.
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From Woodstock to the marches for peace in Washington, it's easy to think that the soundtrack of the antiwar counterculture defined the age: John Lennon's call to "Give Peace a Chance" has a more dominant place in the popular memory than John Mitchum's prose poem to the nation of Richard Nixon, "America: Why I Love Her," which was popularized by John Wayne.
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" Producer Ben Hatta, who also divulged the news that herpes is the number one reason contestants don't get on the show, explained, "The more dominant woman would basically set if off, and then another would come in and say, 'I had my period three days before I came in the house and now I'm having it again, what the fuck is wrong with me?
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So for Trump, as their shaking hands, it takes 13 seconds for them through that handshake, he will ultimately then grab and do an upper arm grab over here on Kim Jong Un. (END VIDEO CLIP) ARROYO: I want to point out, Laura, I want to point out I am on the left side of the screen and I am more dominant and I&aposm going to give you the arm.
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" Other ramifications Dardanelli pointed to include the further marginalization of EU members outside the euro zone, such as Denmark and Sweden; Ireland – a member of the euro zone but also closely tied to the U.K. – finding itself "in an uncomfortable situation"; and Germany finding itself "in an even more dominant position" whilst at the same time losing "a precious ally on issues such as economic reform, competitiveness, free trade and so forth.
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He has written about income distribution in the early Roman Empire (inequality during the Augustan age was roughly comparable to that of the United States today), the effects on European soccer when limits on the number of foreign players allowed in club teams were lifted (the richest clubs became even more dominant in their leagues), and the financial implications of Elizabeth Bennet's decisions in "Pride and Prejudice" (marrying Mr. Darcy would put her in the top tenth of one per cent, while, as a spinster, she would have fallen from the top percentile to about the fiftieth percentile).
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