She dominated nearly every surf competition she entered and her competitive prowess earned her the title of the Los Angeles Times' "Person of the Year".
Wagner and Widdecombe don't matter much, in the scheme of things, though Aiden Grimshaw and Paije Richardson doubtless feel aggrieved that, in what Cowell continues to maintain is a "singing competition", their demonstrable prowess has been judged less voteworthy than Wagner's crooning, divorced as it is from either melody or rhythm.
Before jumping into a competition of artistic prowess, Friedlander took a tour of Reben's home, or, as he saw it, the "haunted robo-mansion".
It is one of the most vivid athletic spectacles in the world, and its roots can be traced back to competitions of martial prowess that took place among Genghis Khan's warriors.
Sexual selection can also come about because a trait the antlers of a stag, for example—increases prowess in competition with members of the same sex.
And in what might be a sign of a recovering economy – or at least a strengthening global oligarchy – the RS7 has head-to-head competition for wallet-depleting prowess.
Until 29 August, asylumsteampunk.co.uk Forget the Olympics... the Deep Water Solo Climbing Competition in Exeter shows athletic prowess in the extreme, with climbers attempting to ascend steep walls without ropes, then dropping into the sea below when they can climb no higher.
After all the recriminations, the weekend histrionics and the trauma of the subsequent inquest, Tranmere Rovers returned to the land of footballing sanity last night to pencil in a coveted but improbable place in the Worthington Cup final with another fine example of their new-found prowess in knock-out competition.
The only tough competition for the 6i in cornering prowess comes from the excellent Accord.
Every month, swing events around the country bring aficionados and neophytes together for workshops and social dancing, as well as for heated competitions, with dancers judged for technical prowess, teamwork and timing.
