Sentence examples for above competition from inspiring English sources
The above competition (the "Competition") is open to residents of the UK aged 18 and over.
According to the above principles, those external resources ruled out by the external resource screening mechanism during the above competition and bidding stages will still have opportunities for future access to the loop on the condition that they make necessary modifications, while the selected external resources would face challenges from other candidates.
Perhaps it is to show that the Olympics values sportsmanship and participation above competition.
On closing night there will be a film above competition, Charles Chaplin's 1936 "Modern Times," presented in what is said to be a spectacular new digital restoration.
Mark Camillo, the top Olympic agent for the United States Secret Service, said from Salt Lake City that the Federal Aviation Administration would monitor the skies, and that the United States Customs Service would enforce temporary no-fly zones above competition sites.
The high quality of providers is on thing that oDesk holds above competition, but it really shines once you have selected a provider to work with.
Although, the above competitions were initiated from cultures grown to ~1 × 10 mL-1, E2 spent essentially all of its first 120 generations at densities at least an order of magnitude below this before finally recovering by generation 180.
Groups then compared by their average group payoffs according to the above described competition rules.
As in other fields of bioinformatics (see above), competitions and community-based evaluation efforts that openly compare systems are of great practical importance.
However, in closed-canopy stands where above-ground competition for light is intense, shade-intolerant conifers may become emergent above the general forest canopy comprising more shade-tolerant angiosperm trees.
Demographic trends were related to changes in grassland composition, structure and management and responses to increased above-ground competition (caused by reduced grazing) were simulated in a 10-year shading experiment.
