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A colonnade representative of a "steel forest" defines the edge of the Building providing an architectural veil separating the predominant glass facade and interiors from the urban fabric.
Uzbek is the predominant ethnic group. Other ethnic groups include Russian 5.5%, Tajik 15%, Korean 4.7%, Kazakh 3%, Karakalpak 2.5%, and Tatar 1.5%.
While many researchers agree that APOE4 seems to be the predominant risk factor for Alzheimer's, it is not entirely clear how it causes the debilitating disease.
Rio de Janeiro, where DEN-3 has been the predominant circulating serotype for the past 5 years since the major DEN-3 epidemic in 2002, is now experiencing the renewed circulation of DEN-2.
The reason is because the predominant force at this point is going to be the attraction that's being felt between the nuclei and the electrons in each of the atoms.
Most people have a predominant behavioral stance that fits their working role on the job: The soldier is wary and alert; the toll collector is bored and disinterested; the actor is flamboyant and bigger than life; the service representative is upbeat and helpful.
On this basis, Integration Developer enables you to render the solution and expose it as various types of services using predominant technologies and features.
The new roof was constructed using SLATE recycled from an old house in the area. But wood is the predominant material inside, used for flooring, surfaces and window frames.
This is stretching the purpose of class further than it was designed for, and can't be applied very cleanly due to the predominant use of the attribute for applying CSS styling.
Sulphur, a ubiquitous element in the lower atmosphere was identified from the outset as a predominant component in the stratospheric aerosol.
Weather is a predominant influence in the causation of cold injury.
An opaque ventilated façade to the west protects the building from the predominant winter wind (gallego) as well as the most intense sun radiation in the warmest summer months.
