Male male competition links territory quality to male condition, such that preferences for superior territories also could ensure indirect benefits obtained through increased offspring fitness.
While advertising the competition, links were included to discussions on the ethics of photography in international development, which dealt with issues of consent, motives, respect and portrayal of subjects.
Using its "CompetitorSort algorithm," BizShark constantly monitors online discussion threads on related companies, products, and services and then uses a filter to rank the competition by link authority.
Competition for links translates into a dynamic exponent that seems to follow the fitter-get-richer model of network growth, with preferential attachment to firms holding key technologies.
It exploits, in a dynamic scale-free scenario characterized by competition for links and balanced node insertion and removal rates, a widely known random walk-based search paradigm benefitting from bond percolation in power law organizations to automatically limit the search space (by shielding low connectivity nodes from search traffic) and drastically reduce the total control overhead.
A lot was made of Mark Zuckerberg's trouble relating to women in "The Social Network," but perhaps not enough was made of the network of love, jealousy, sadism and competition that linked him to Sean Parker, Eduardo Saverin and the super-hunky Winklevoss twins.
Ignorance is bliss: more Americans pick the Supreme Court when asked which part of the government they trust the most (other options included Congress, the President, or the political parties, so not exactly stellar competition).Data links: Our top-line numbers can be found here.
- Science's main page about this year's competition with links to each article.
Ireland is considering the proposed deal in terms of its effects on competition, transport links, and jobs, its transport ministry said.
