Sentence examples for competition scenario from inspiring English sources

We describe the competition scenario in detail, and we demonstrate behaviors that arise from the interaction of customer and broker models.

Teams were given possible scenario topics to prepare for, but the actual competition scenario was unknown until the students arrived to compete.

High Competition Scenario: Lyft is barely able to scrape out an economic profit as any price increases further lower barriers to entry for new competitors.

Another 'unfair competition' scenario the MEPs are aiming to rein in here is where someone moves abroad but retains cell service from their domestic carrier.

In addition, if it is accepted that tendered contracts are of vital importance for the taxi industry, or for rural transport service provision in general, a Bertrand [18] style competition scenario can be constructed, where the loser in the auction exits the market.

However, many examples describing similar behaviours in other animals revealed that this capacity is not exclusive to our species [1], questioning a simple Darwinian competition scenario for the evolution of cooperation.

Heart rates ranging 130 200 beats·min−1 have been recorded across a range of different motor sport disciplines, conditions and simulated versus real competition scenarios [ 1– 5].

These developments, although necessarily 'strategic' in that they describe idealized growth and competition scenarios rather than particular species and environments, allow the trade-off between different root system growth strategies to be modelled explicitly.

All together, the Tde DNase toxins may be pivotal antibacterial toxins that A. tumefaciens uses against competitors during in planta colonization, as shown by the different competition scenarios illustrated in Figure 6.

10 11 As with many other sports, however, there are minimal tennis-specific data available regarding the array of on-court and recovery physiological responses and profiles related to hydration status and thermal strain under realistic practice and competition scenarios in natural hot outdoor settings, with an additional prominent deficiency of such findings and profiles in youth.

In addition, it would be important to further examine the role of mFwe in described cell competition scenarios in mammals (Tamori et al., 2010; Bondar and Medzhitov, 2010; Oliver et al., 2004; Oertel et al., 2006) and during carcinogenesis (Hogan et al., 2009; Sansom et al., 2007).