With this condition in mind, we can hypothesize that we should find larger differences in the networks underlying competition-critical traits in systems where evolutionary change is dominant, but more similar gene networks where demographic changes drive the system.
Political competition and critical media have been squeezed.
For drug companies, patents and the protections that they bring from generic competition are critical.
For Obama, an endorsement by Kaine on Saturday is an early victory in the competition for critical support among the nation's governors and in the South.
Engaging with business ecosystems dynamic and coevolving communities of diverse organizations that can create and capture value through both collaboration and competition—are critical for driving sustained profitability.
Nervous about Japanese competition in critical areas, democrats led a move to allocate $100 million for the Advanced Technology Program, 10 times more than President Bush had requested for the next fiscal year.
"There is a lack of competition and critical evaluation in Japan," said Ikuo Kushiro, director of the Institute of Frontier Research of Earth Evolution, a former vice president of Tokyo University, whose role in this highly centralized country roughly approximates that of Harvard, Stanford and M.I.T. combined.
Down off the mountaintop, Cooper spoke with TR senior editor Claire Tristram about many subjects, including ArrayComm, why there's hope for the FCC, how many different mobile wireless devices the world has room for, and why competition is critical in the telecommunications industry.
Keeping tabs on your competition is critical to the success of your business.
Such competition for critical terrain features is also found elsewhere, for example the Prudhoe Bay - Kuparuk oil field in Alaska in relation to calving grounds for the Central Arctic caribou herd (Nellemann and Cameron 1998, 1996).
