Sentence examples for competing ones from inspiring English sources

This paper presents two new procedures for ranking and selection (R&S) problems where the best system designs are selected from a set of competing ones based on multiple performance measures evaluated through stochastic simulation.

In truth, there was never one vision of Europe shared by all, but competing ones: ranging from cooperation between states, as Mr. Farage says he supports, to a full-fledged United States of Europe, along an American model where powerful states nonetheless sacrificed sovereignty to a higher federal authority.

Or convictions that haven't been tested by, and defended against, competing ones?

Perhaps because they are dodging inconvenient facts, Ricciardi and Demos are never able to present a coherent account of Halbach's death, let alone multiple competing ones.

But there are other shadows, too, competing ones, when the tone of voice moves away from remembering pleasure to a sound that is regretful, weary, rueful, wise.

Hence the cast of characters in a community where the melting pot usually melts only so far and the Hasidim and the Haitians invariably find themselves in separate worlds or competing ones.

(They were allowed to resume competing one year later).

As the women debated, the men lobbed competing one-liners across the divide.

If we wrongly imagine charity and profit as competing, one has to win over the other.

An internally inconsistent hypothesis doesn't need to be set up against a competing one to be shown to be false.

I am not proposing eliminating that business model, but advocating a competing one, you know like capitalism and the free-market.