Sentence examples for competing unit from inspiring English sources
Still, it's twelve freaking dollars with the next competing unit, likely the SanDisk Sansa Clip+ runs just over $40.
If you're just looking for driving directions, though, you can do much better in a less expensive competing unit with a much better interface.
Someone will have to make a decision on where to park the competing units.
This does reflect the small-scale, competing units you would expect within iron age tribes.
But we need to go further, to undo the damage done by the act, and by years of policies shifting the NHS towards a market system, like the "internal market", widespread privatisation and outsourcing, and fragmentation into competing units.
By empowering the N.C.A.A. to be the primary representative governing body, we will prevent the formation of potentially competing units that dilute the governance, policymaking and strategic direction of intercollegiate athletics.
The new emerging paradigm is premised on a fundamentally different ethos, in which we see ourselves not as disconnected, competing units fixated on maximising consumerist conquest over one another; but as interdependent members of a single human family.
The model is used to illustrate that growth of bunchgrass clones is regulated by patterns of resource allocation between competing units at low levels of hierarchy, by considering the effect of resource rules controlling secondary tiller recruitment on clonal growth.
This happens in two ways: Close mutants (both in genotype and in physical space) are exploited for giving replication without being able to replicate (helpers), further away mutants (stallers) block competing units of replication and parasites.
Some activists and analysts online said the men killed were part of an opposing group, possibly Jaysh al-Islam, a competing rebel unit.
When the C.I.A. failed to find any significant link between Osama bin Laden's Qaeda network and Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, the Pentagon set up a competing intelligence unit this fall under Douglas J. Feith, under secretary for policy.
