Sentence examples for Transient advantage from inspiring English sources

It's all about learning to thrive in a transient advantage economy.

In her recent HBR article "Transient Advantage," Rita Gunther McGrath describes how "fast and roughly right decision making will replace deliberations that are precise and slow". While most leaders couldn't agree more, the challenge is how?

From a phone booth in Alaska, where he is hunting for peppered moths, he said the role of lichens had been overemphasized and that grime alone had probably been enough to give the black form of the moth its transient advantage.

Transient advantages call for a whole new playbook, says Columbia Business School's McGrath.

They need a portfolio of multiple transient advantages that can be built quickly and abandoned just as rapidly.

Rather, leaders need a portfolio of transient advantages that can be built quickly and abandoned just as rapidly.

Notably, these strains readily exhibit return to euploidy (RTU) after the relief of stress-inducing conditions, indicating that genome plasticity is an adaptive strategy to gain transient advantages [ 15- 18].

A daisy drive can efficiently introduce a change to a local population by conferring a transient inheritance advantage, which only lasts until it runs out of daisy-chain links and stops.

Thus, mutator mutants (or mutator alleles) may only provide a transient competitive advantage.

This increase in intracortical synapses could either be mediated through a homeostatic mechanism that compensates for lost thalamic input and/or be driven by a transient competitive advantage for cortical axons over the thalamic inputs to establish synapses.

Although sulfenic acids are often transient, an advantage to studying this modification is that it represents the initial product of two-electron oxidants with the thiolate anion and can therefore serve as a marker for oxidant-sensitive cysteine residues.