Sentence examples for competition models from inspiring English sources

"The kind of resources he can throw at a competition — models, DVDs, renderings — is 10 times what we can afford to spend," he said.

"With globalization, more and more markets are heading closer to perfect competition models," said Dan Olds, an analyst with Gabriel Consulting.

The new monopolistic competition models gave me a tool to open cleanly what had previously been regarded as a can of worms.

One of the competition models being considered in Super Rugby for 2016 and beyond is a two-conference system — an African conference and an Australasian conference.

Edward Chamberlain, a professor of economics at Harvard in the 1950's, pioneered the concept of "monopolistic competition," a hybrid of the pure monopoly and pure competition models that were then the staple of economics courses.

I described several ideas to him, including a vague notion that the monopolistic competition models I had studied in a short course offered by Bob Solow — especially the lovely little model of Dixit and Stiglitz — might have something to do with international trade.

They also note that the Medicare prescription drug benefit also uses a competition model.

Scheduled events included a workshop on Norrathian Trade Skills and a quest -- a combination scavenger hunt and puzzle-solving competition, modeled after the game -- through the hotel.

The Gove/Cameron diversity and competition model was (to their credit) largely predicated on the idea of comprehensive education, in other words diverse types of all-ability schools.

In 1974, Schoener [1] proposed the following competition model: (1.1).

Then we study the global dynamics of a two-species competition model.