Seven competing models of landscape resistance, each characterized by specific resistance values assigned to landscape elements, were evaluated (see Table 2 for assigned values).
Founded in 1933, Newsweek established a venerable place in the American media landscape, competing ferociously with Time magazine week in and week out to bring the top news stories to several million readers.
…Founded in 1933, Newsweek established a venerable place in the American media landscape, competing ferociously with Time magazine week in and week out to bring news to several million readers.
The list was established and updated by a cadre of dedicated tree hunters, who fan out across the landscape competing to find the largest trees so they can be preserved.
But at the end of the day, you're still competing in a landscape where other brands are doing the exact same thing, simultaneously crowding out the users' screens.
And I painted that," said Jacob, 7. Also studying the interplay of competing color was landscape painter Penny Kalcoff, whose study of three fir trees immediately is reminiscent of classic impressionism mixed with Warhol-esque pop art.
These competing demands on landscapes point toward inevitable tradeoffs facing decision makers in designing restoration strategies across multiple spatial scales and forest types.
Future expansion of agricultural production will encounter a complex landscape of competing demands and tradeoffs.
The glassy landscape contains competing low-lying minima separated by high barriers, providing a more extreme example of the frustration previously characterised for model proteins.
In this environment, Turpin argues, educational leaders articulated a new moral vision for their institutions by positioning them within the new landscape of competing men's, women's, and coeducational colleges and universities.
