dominability

Definitions

The quality of being dominable (all senses).

Examples

“A further source of difficulty may be that in English, “S” can dominate “N" as well as the reverse; this property of mutual dominability excludes any structural way of disentangling the two categories in intermediate cases.”

“On the rare occasions when I saw⟳ Paula, his poor little wife, mostly at university social functions, it was obvious that the success of their relationship lay⟳ in her dominability.”

“In Macbeth, which my students will begin⟳ next week, the king's horses on the night of his assassination burst⟳ out of their stalls, turning "wild in nature," the rule⟳ of their sweet dominability and loyalty broken.”

“What I wanted to draw⟳ attention to in my remarks is not any sort⟳ of fantasy of total dominability of mines, war regions or the world as a whole, but rather the much more far-reaching question⟳ of the relation between technical means, knowledge and history.”

“For algebraic manifolds in general, we prove⟳ that strong algebraic dominability, a weakening of algebraic subellipticity, is preserved by an arbitrary blow-up with a smooth centre..”

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