Sentence examples for competition precisely from inspiring English sources

Of the 15 matches in this year's competition, precisely none will be kicking off at the traditional time.

Wieber had failed to advance to the women's individual all-around competition precisely because two other American gymnasts Aly Raisman and Gabby Douglas had outscored her in the preliminaries, and there's a limit of two competitors per country.

This produces a narrower distribution of final lead sizes than we would expect under Bernoulli-style competition, precisely as shown in Figure 4 for NBA games.

These examples support the idea that 'physiological catastrophes' can and do occur with some frequency during competition precisely because the athletes were either unwilling or unable to down-regulate effort despite dangerously high levels of strain.

The food ingestion experiment elucidated the kind of intraspecific competition more precisely.

Business is all about competitive advantage, so lower-cost locations with less competition could be precisely the formula your company needs to grow.

Although how precisely competition abrades benefits or prevents investment options will rely on the market framework and each firm's strategic calculation.

The authors choose competition assays to precisely analyze fitness between different virus and with respect to WT.

"This competition comes at precisely the right time, since in under three months the United Nations will be setting new global goals for health," said Dr. Mickey Chopra, jury member and head of UNICEF's global health programmes.

The pieces have to be taken down for another competition, then reassembled in precisely the same manner.

If many of these features sound similar to what the competition has, that's precisely the idea.