The competing motion scenes in both systems were efficient in evoking torque responses of similar general dynamics, as tested by different stimulus patterns, speeds (cf. Fig. S5) and luminances (Text S1), making this paradigm robust.
Gatorade makes the rave and club scenes, competing with popular disco-boosters like Red Bull, a European "energy drink".
A small number of investment professionals around the world are competing behind the scenes to turn the gem into a commodity that would be available to investors in the way that gold has been traded through funds on exchanges.
Mr. Villazón sounded lovely in Massenet's St. Sulpice scene, competing nicely with Jean-Pierre Ponnelle's vaulting church interior.
Denise Margulies, whose husband, Michael, was competing, said the scene was chaotic and that organizers could not clear the way for either the ambulance or a stretcher.
But Thailand is unusual in that it has been the scene of competing "people power" campaigns over the past three years -- the so-called Red Shirts and Yellow Shirts -- that have sought to bring down governments from opposite sides of the political divide.
"I really despair at the moment at the lack of guidance that's got us to where we've got to, and the lack of understanding of what competing on the world scene is all about," said John Morrison, a former New Zealand cricketer who played 17 tests and 18 one-day internationals between 1973 and 1983.
Grumble about them, or start too many competing events, and your scene will fragment.
He told her about a love scene between competing ballet dancers, and Portman recalled, "I thought that was very interesting because this movie is in so many ways an exploration of an artist's ego and that narcissistic sort of attraction to yourself and also repulsion with yourself".
No version of the "I Love New York" ad campaign could compete with the scenes on television yesterday.
