Sentence examples for competition resolution from inspiring English sources
Does the drop in cytosolic Bem1 after competition resolution predicted in Figure 7D really happen?
The size of the new airline, which would combine UAL's United Airlines, the largest carrier in the world, and US Airways would deter the start-up of airlines that could provide competition, the resolution said.
The DGA and other relevant public and private institutions are examined in terms of competition and conflict resolution across different scales and levels of interaction associated with water resources governance.
But more expensive and capable than the lower resolution competition (here he points to the Cricut Explore desktop cutting machines, made by Utah-based Provo Craft & Novelty, which start at around $200).
From the wild to the wacky, our readers have not failed to surprise us with their entries to our readers resolutions competition 2013.
LOS ANGELES — Nintendo on Tuesday announced a new version of its Wii video game console, in a move to counter increased competition from higher-resolution consoles from Microsoft and Sony, as well as multifunction devices like the Apple iPad.
The Amateur Boxing Association of England (ABAE) was warned its fighters could be banned from international competitions if a resolution in an internal row was not found.
More importantly, biased competition proposes that the resolution of neural ambiguity through competitive interaction is visual attention.
"The certainty that everyone has been seeking for Europe and competitions is close to resolution," said Lewis.
As the differences in network characteristics increase, the time-to-resolution of competition decreases.
"These fast-moving markets would particularly benefit from a quick resolution of the competition issues identified," Mr. Almunia said then, calling this preferable to "lengthy proceedings".
