superiority
n. 优越(性),优等; 傲慢
If one side in a war or conflict has superiority, it has an advantage over its enemy, for example because it has more soldiers or better equipment.
The US will need a three-to-one superiority in forces to be sure of a successful attack...
美国需要在军力上具有3比1的优势才能确保进攻胜利。
We have air superiority.
我们有空中优势。
1. the quality of being superior
2. the quality of being a competitive advantage
3. displaying a sense of being better than others;
4. the state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits
The superiority individual was reserved in every generation, which lead to tandem cold rolling schedules.
通过遗传算子操作并保留每代优势个体, 从而得到冷连轧轧制规程.
Except having energy conservation effect, regulation could improve the handicraft situation, so it has broad superiority.
变频调速装置除了具有节能效果外, 还可以改善工艺状况, 具有广泛的优越性.
They won the battle because of their superiority in numbers.
他们在数量上占了优势,所以取得了战争的胜利.
Objective : To study the superiority significance of DFA and DOT in detection chlamydia trachomatis.
目的: 比较克隆荧光抗体染色法(DFA)与金标免疫斑点法(DOT) 检测沙眼衣原体的优越性.
There is extraordinary superiority for supercritical water oxidation process in treating wastewater.
摘要超临界水氧化法在处理废水方面具有独特的优势.