prepotency
prepotence

Prepotency can be handed down through either male or female, and at any point of the pedigree."

He'd withheld much of his prepotency; now he revealed it, lashing out at the Trustee.

His prepotency comes upon him now."

Different perceptions would be subject to the prepotency of different elements for different perceivers.

"That is prepotency indeed, which even the deCourte-neys couldn't match.

He was known for his prepotency, passing on his distinctive looks, conformation, temperament, and athleticism.

Prepotency of pollen.

"Propugnaculum of legions of Avispa seem in prepotency."

Prepotency of elements- a subject can filter out irrelevant aspects of a problem and focus and respond only to significant elements of a problem.

The prepotency : The prepotency is a term used by the doctor Lucas.

Soldat (Jean Macquart, born in 1831 - Prepotency of the mother - Physical likeness to his father.

But any supernatural contract is suspect, my friend, and since his did not specify permanance, my father's prepotency lasted for the space of a night and a day only.

Maxime is described as a "dissemination" of characteristics, having the moral prepotency of his father and the pampered egotism of his mother (Saccard's first wife).

While he was well known for his hunting prowess and show skills, it was his prepotency, the ability to pass on his best traits to his progeny, that made him the most famous.

The fact that the image could also be read in terms of a huge human eye that is rising from the deep to stand for the prepotency of sight may be pure fancy, on this critic's part.

The only problem is that its success was overshadowed by the prepotency of the previously released block buster hit "You Brought The Sunshine", but that did not stop this from receiving a Grammy nomination.

Because of the genetic prepotency of the ancient breed, the Akhal-Teke has been used for developing new breeds, most recently the Nez Perce Horse (Appaloosa x Akhal-Teke).

There were stories ancillary to it, told in brevity, but one that was recounted in full was the fall of the Trustee of Glyffa, illustrating Bey's increased prepotency and the Masters' feelings of invulnerability.

Were the Jews to discontinue all intermarriage with "other races" henceforth for ever, it would depend upon quite unknown laws of fecundity, prepotency, and variability, what their final type would be, or, indeed, whether any particular type would ever prevail over diversity.

When the station was opened, the town was named Majibacoa, but again the American prepotency prevailed and a new board with the name of Omaha appeared overnight - in allusion to a tribe of red skins - the Cubans rejected the interference and after several changes Omaja prevailed.

In the run-up of the 2007 party convention, Marco Pannella declared that the party should "give absolute priority to economic, liberal and libertarian reforms rather than civil struggle to Vatican power, prepotency and arrogance", which were at the centre of the 2006 electoral campaign with the Rose in the Fist.