Closely guarded strategy is an element of competition.
In the above three situations we considered functional mate guarding strategy that conferred a non zero positive benefit s to the guarding individual.
His song, given from a favoured prominent vantage point, appears to be used to advertise an established territory and contact the female, rather than as a paternity guard strategy.
Germany's Bertelsmann, home to music company BMG and publisher Random House, said it's replacing Chief Executive Thomas Middelhoff with its media services head Gunter Thielen, as a more careful "old guard" strategy returns.
Other digital strategists warned, however, that the failure to protect such detailed information not only raised major privacy and security concerns, but also may have tipped off political adversaries to the inner workings of the Republican Party's closely guarded digital strategy.
The new chief of the Federal Communications Commission has been a vocal critic of net neutrality, but he's now carefully guarding his strategy for revising its rules.
However an obligate monogamous guarding and policing strategy M+G+P+ is vulnerable to invasion by strategies which do not have policing or guarding traits.
BGI and State Street have teams working on the problem a problem because ETFs are inherently transparent, whereas active funds guard their strategies jealously, fearful that they will be copied.
While our returns for all endowment assets consistently beat industry standards, our conservative strategy also guarded against a financial market meltdown, which would have eroded our ability to draw down money needed to pay our bills.
WHO recommendations for larviciding as a general strategy are guarded and conditional, but the use of fish is often included in listings of options, alongside clearly established effective measures such as LLINs.
