Sentence examples for competing waiting from inspiring English sources
At any time, the sensor nodes in the network are in one of the following five states: judging, competing, waiting, starting, and sleeping.
A strong emphasis of DES lies on the modeling of scarce resources and the behavior of entities competing or waiting for the availability of those resources [16].
The others who could get a chance to compete are waiting in Kuwait.
He was referring to the amount of time dealers have sometimes given even first-rank collectors to consider a purchase in the recent art-boom years, while competing buyers wait.
As a result, they seem to be willing to pay higher prices, which either forces traditional venture to compete or wait for the next thing.
You can't spend too much time worrying about things—apart from the crucial issue of how much to pay especially if a competing bidder is waiting in the wings.
Higher prices would encourage people to compete not by waiting but by creating value, and in post-disaster contexts, people can be remarkably resourceful.
She barely got in a pool for a year after she stopped competing, she said, instead waiting tables and working in a store that sold lavender.
Denton [ 16] highlights how despite the tightness of surgical schedules, it is possible to achieve a balance among the three competing criteria of surgeon waiting, OR staff idling, and overtime costs.
Dennis Cihak, a teenager in warrior garb, watched from under a tree, waiting to compete with a tomahawk tight in hand.
