domains

"The king ruled his domain harshly."

"My grandfather is an expert in the domains of gardening and woodworking. "

"The library organizes its books into different domains, such as history, science, and fiction. "

"In the graph of the square root function, the domains are all non-negative numbers, because you can't take the square root of a negative number and get a real number result. "

"The function "square root" only works for positive numbers, so its domains are all positive numbers and zero. "

"In advanced mathematics, certain number systems, called domains, guarantee that multiplying two non-zero numbers will never result in zero. "

"The scientist studied the different domains of the insect's life cycle. "

"The company's website belongs to the "example.com" domain, which includes all its subdomains like "products.example.com" and "support.example.com". "

"Google manages a vast network of domains, including google.com and all its associated subdomains like mail.google.com and drive.google.com. "

"Our school's computer network is divided into separate domains, like "students" and "teachers," to manage access to different files and resources. "

"Many company domains were affected by the recent server outage, preventing employees from accessing their email and files. "

"The textbook explained that a magnet's strength depends on how well its tiny domains, each a region with its own magnetic alignment, are all pointing in the same direction. "

"The bubble memory stored data by changing the magnetic polarity of tiny domains within the material. "

"The database administrator carefully defined the domains for each field, specifying that "Age" should be a number between 0 and 120 and "Name" should be text with a maximum of 50 characters. "

"Scientists classify all living things into three main domains: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukaryota. "

"Each protein's unique function is determined by the specific arrangement of its functional domains. "