The state also failed to protect against conflict of interest, hiring the author of one program competing for use in Reading First schools to screen grant applications submitted by districts.
The proposed approach is applied to a forest supply chain, where some production plants use the same raw materials while others compete for the use of byproducts and residuals.
Correction: March 13 , 2004 Saturday Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about a concern among aviation experts that a proliferation of small jets may crowd the airspace once left to big ones misidentified the type of plane with which the larger jets will have to compete for the use of longer runways.
The system agents are freight vehicle drivers that compete for the use of the mall's parking facilities, while delivering/picking up goods at the in-malls stores.
The processes of cell growth and expression of foreign gene products both compete for the use of various intracellular resources for the biosynthesis, of amino acids, nucleotides as well as metabolic energy.
Since arginase and iNOS compete for the use of L-arginine as a substrate, the availability of this amino acid for both pathways is critical for parasite replication.
Because there are costs and benefits to heat production and regulation within flowers, we could explore optimal floral strategy using optimisation techniques, which may reveal that different species compete for pollinators using a variety of different rewards.
In the proposed game, users simultaneously compete for subcarriers using a limited budget.
Unlike the conventional auction method, we propose a multi-dimensional auction-based subcarrier allocation scheme based on a Blotto game (SABG) [12] where users simultaneously compete for subcarriers using a limited budget.
THE POLITICAL ISSUE As rising nations industrialize, they compete for resources, or use resource exports as bargaining chips in disputes.
