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It's time to get back to an open competitive environment where competition is based on innovativeness and quality of service rather than the depth of one's checkbook.

The competition is based on different tournaments and rounds.

Team placement in the competition is based on the ranks of the team members' scores.

"The moto X competition is based on style and landing," JASON NAUMOFF, communications manager for the X Games, said Monday.

Nodes willing to do so must compete against each other, and the competition is based on auction theory.

Kaiser Permanente's Mr Halvorson insists that private insurance can boost the quality of health provision, "but only if competition is based on care delivery and outcomes".

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The competition was based on the story of Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor with terminal cancer who gave a moving "last lecture" about achieving childhood dreams.

The top two submissions of the competition were based on support vector machines (SVM).

The OFT said it was also concerned that competition was based on speed rather than cost.

It was also concerned that competition was based on speed rather than cost.

Judging for the competition was based on four criteria: the significance of the problem being addressed; the impact on clinical care; the innovation of the design; and the existence of a working prototype.

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