The players are soaking up the love and creating greater anticipation than any previous South African national team, only two of which competed in the World Cup, neither advancing out of the group stage.
Shares of Affiliated Computer Services and Convergys, both of which compete with Electronics Data in the business-process outsourcing industry, were modestly higher Tuesday morning.
Experts have often explained a rise in egg freezing and delayed childbearing by pointing to women's higher educational attainment and ambitious career goals, both of which compete with family-making, as Hawkey said.
A television deal signed with Comcast SportsNet in 2007 has also been criticized for not ensuring access to Blazer games, as well as satellite television providers such as DirecTV and Dish Network, both of which compete with Comcast's cable television operations.
The specificities of anti-CD25 and anti-IL2, both of which compete solely for IL2-IL2R intogetherns, together with the lack of an inhibitory effect of mAbs reactive with other IL2Rγc cytokines, essentially leaves little possibility for any other interpretations.
34 Most research on nutrient impacts on reefs has focused on the direct effects of inorganic nutrients on primary producers, such as phytoplankton or macroalgae, both of which compete with corals for light and space.
The focus will be its fast-growing parcels division, parts of which compete against private-sector firms.
Bridge is a contest between teams, each of which competes over a "contract" — how many tricks they think they can win in a given hand.
A person is not a single entity of a single mind: a human is built of several parts, all of which compete to steer the ship of state.
Every large institution can choose from among the Fed, the F.D.I.C., the Comptroller of the Currency and 50 state banking regulators, all of which compete with one another in turf battles.
