Sentence examples for competing subjects from inspiring English sources

Together with the clear if indirect suggestions of landscape in all of Diebenkorn's abstractions, including the background of this one, the inclusion of a figure and a rudimentary still life compresses all four competing subjects in the history of Modern painting into one small canvas.

They may be awarded a Pro Continental licence – effectively relegation – in which case they could compete subject to invitation from race organisers.

Following the IOC's refusal to introduce a blanket ban, it has been left to individual federations to grant Russians permission to compete, subject to ratification from the court of arbitration for sport.

Shrinking budgets and competing academic subjects have helped push it down as a curriculum priority.

Shrinking budgets and competing academic subjects have helped diminish sex education as a priority.

Popper had first expressed his arguments about science in The Logic of Scientific Discovery (1934), arguing that science proceeds through bold, competing conjectures subjected to rigorous testing.

Pozio, Tesei [10] investigated the coexistence of prey-predator or competing species, subject to density dependent diffusion in an inhomogeneous habitat.

Many Irish athletes refused to compete as subjects of the British crown and were absent from the Games, and a running feud between the Americans and the British began when the American shot-putter Ralph Rose would not dip the U.S. flag in salute to King Edward VII.

For the 13th edition the editorial board tried to share the available space more equitably between the subjects competing for entry.

To investigate whether Parkinson's disease (PD) and dementia are competing risks in subjects with idiopathic rapid-eye-movement sleep behavior disorder (RBD).

In the competing words test, subjects had to identify two monosyllables, such as "ma" and "ka," one presented to each ear.