What, after all, happens if you have two competing restaurant reservations sites?
"There was a realisation that, under the current circumstances some of the teams due to compete had reservations about touring there which could not be removed.
For over a year, airlines have been working hard to steer travelers to the carriers' individual Web sites, where the best promotional fares can often be found, and away from third-party travel-booking sites competing for airline reservations.
The day is coming in a decade or two when all of us who once marveled at our elderly parents' preference for dining at 5 P.M. may be competing for 5 15 reservations.
The marathon world-record holder Haile Gebrselassie, who has allergies, and the world's No. 1 women's tennis player, Justine Henin, who has asthma, have expressed reservations about competing in the Olympics for fear that pollution will exacerbate their breathing problems.
(Lewis characterizes these possible worlds as "concrete" only with reservation, given competing, non-equivalent conceptions of the abstract-concrete distinction).
Such was the extent of the Korean ice rage that Christie admits she even considered quitting the sport – and had reservations about ever competing again in South Korea, where the 2018 Winter Olympics will be held in Pyeongchang.
For analysis purposes, we assume that all generated packets have to wait until the next resource reservation interval before competing for resources and data transmissions start precisely at the end of contention windows.
At Bay Hill, the 83-year-old Palmer, a four-time winner at Augusta National, expressed reservations about Guan's competing at the Masters.
However, astronomer Haojing Yan of Ohio State University in Columbus, who heads a competing group hunting for distant galaxies, has some reservations.
