Sentence examples for asymmetrical competition from inspiring English sources

This observational evidence may be related to the asymmetrical competition mechanism which results in a greater likelihood of local competitive exclusion, but it can provide a regional coexistence depending on the context [ 12].

In demonstrations for the news media Nintendo has shown off games that permit what it calls "asymmetrical" competition, in which the player using the Wii U game pad sees something different on the touch screen than the rest of the players, using traditional Wii controllers, see on the television.

The third mechanism of coexistence was assessed from the best studied pair of competitors, Aedes albopictus and Aedes aegypti, regarding the asymmetrical competition, which is significantly associated with the diversity of resources in a landscape scale [ 11, 12].

The mechanisms are: 1) spatial niche segregation in vertical strata in bromeliads, 2) niche partitioning mediated by spatial heterogeneity which promotes species coexistence at habitat scale and 3) asymmetrical competition with context dependence in groups of taxonomically similar species in bromeliads and ephemeral pools.

Evidence suggests that asymmetrical resource competition between males and females in mixed-sex litters can have consequences for birth weight in a variety of mammal species (e.g. humans: James 2002; domestic sheep: Beatty 1956; Burfening 1972; but see Avdi & Driancourt 1997; and Saiga antelope: Kühl et al. 2007).

This outcome is also consistent with asymmetrical nature of competition between distant taxa predicted by Diamond (1987) and recently confirmed by Barnes (2003) for marine taxa.

Mr. Jeffries's entry in a 1964 Grand National Roadster Show competition, an asymmetrical and elegantly futuristic racecar he called the Mantaray, received wide acclaim from custom car critics; Hot Rod magazine called it a masterpiece.

This competition is highly asymmetrical, and can lead to competitive exclusion and decreased population sizes (Gómez & González-Megías, 2002), which is likely to reduce arthropod diversity.

The competition will be asymmetrical.

The resulting artfully asymmetrical composition is really quite lyrical.

Competition between the species was asymmetrical and, in both species, per capita effect of competition was stronger from H. ulvae than from H. ventrosa, regardless of sediment type.