Sentence examples for competition is defined from inspiring English sources

European competition is defined by slim margins.

In model (5), industry competition is defined by the industry median sales expenses-to-revenues ratio.

Clarifying how competition is defined is an important first step toward this goal.

This latter form of competition was defined as the decline in intake rate due to the mere presence of competitors (Goss-Custard 1980).

The Italian could not transfer such form to major competitions however, and his reputation is defined by the bloodbath in Bloemfontein, shortly after John Terry's failed coup.

Let us consider three moments t 1 < t 2 = t i max  < t 3 such that (illustrated in Fig. 11): At t 1 and until t 2, x i − is defined through bilateral competition between lot i and j 1 and x i + is defined through bilateral competition between lot i and k 1.

The efficiency of the uncaging reaction depicted in Scheme 64 is defined by the competition between solvent capture of the ion pair to give the liberated hydroxyl compound ROH and recombination leading to the starting material (polar protic solvents enhance both the heterolytic cleavage and electron transfer).

(Here rank is defined as in sport competitions: one plus the number of countries with a better score).

Willy is defined by the spirit of competition and by its corollary, invidious comparison.

This struggle for common limited resources, which leads to decrease in growth, survival and fecundity, is defined as 'competition'competition

The authors conclude that there is space for improving the current CMO regulation, in particular, the way derogations to the competition policy are defined.