The discussion among programs at the symposium focused on how lack of consideration of the severity or frequency of these issues has led to programs competing over single instances of human error, even if they have systems in place that catch and address those events immediately.
"So far we have not one route where we compete, for instance, with Ryanair," Mr Mayrhuber insists.The Irish no-frills airline, which also revealed a big rise in profits this week, might disagree.
He sees it in the false trails and shadow plots (take "Great Expectations", where Pip imagines himself in one story though is really in another), in his doublings among characters and in his jostling possibilities and competing outcomes (for instance in "A Christmas Carol")."Becoming Dickens" is an ingenious, playful and often brilliant analysis as much as it is a narrative.
You can also mention anyone you'd like not to review your work, a scientist working in a competing group, for instance.
The app is one of several (Flipp is another, for instance) competing to be the default replacement for the newspaper circular, as consumers move their weekly shopping planning to mobile devices.
For instance, competing bacterial species form a columnar or layered pattern (Palmer et al., 2001; Kreth et al., 2005; An et al., 2006; Hallatschek et al., 2007; Bernstein et al., 2012).
In instances of competing claims to an invention, most countries grant the patent to the first person to file an application.
There are many instances of competing adaptationist and pluralist explanations of the same biology.
In all instances, the competing risk analysis (data not displayed) did not change the effect found.
Testing positive for marijuana does not prevent an athlete from competing, though a second instance would result in a two-year ban.
