Sentence examples for competition selected from inspiring English sources

There will be one winner of the reader recipe competition, selected from all eligible entries by the advertised OFM panel of judges.

One measure, called the BioPharma Competition, selected three projects out of 37 to receive a total of €100 million over five years, beginning this year.

The evening celebrated three finalists of the jazz vocal competition, selected from 10 semi-finalists in competition the day before.

Kirk Varnedoe, adjunct curator of the department of painting and sculpture and professor at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, organized "Vienna 1900". An exhibition titled "New Collage 1986: A Southern California Competition," selected by art critic Robert Pincus, opens Tuesday at the Design Center of Los Angeles, 433 S. Spring St., and runs through Aug. 29.

Given that males and females defend separate feeding territories, the competitive advantage of large individuals in the experiment suggests that contest competition selects for large body size in both sexes.

Riehl, C. Infanticide and within-clutch competition select for reproductive synchrony in a cooperative bird.

This year, Adrian Sudhalter, a curatorial assistant at the Museum of Modern Art, judged the competition, selecting 10 winners from 380 entries.

The companies were then categorized according to whether they were seeking seed funding or looking to raise their series A. The live audience of over 350 health tech enthusiasts, as well as those watching on live stream, put the finishing touch on the months-long competition, selecting the winners (after commentary from a panel of VC and entrepreneurial judges).

In this module, in addition to the WTA dynamic within DNFs, every unit in a DNF laterally inhibits every other unit in the other DNFs, so that inter-DNF competition selects a VF combination, while intra-DNF competition selects a maximum aperture.

We suggest that physical constraints on sperm swimming ability, coupled with the potential for sperm-female coevolution, demand a critical reappraisal of the belief that sperm competition selects for longer, more powerful sperm.

The possible effect of a lack of sperm competition on the size and structure of spermatozoa is indirectly emphasized by Lijfeld et al. [ 46] who reported that an increased risk of sperm competition selects for longer spermatozoa and reduces between-male and within-male variation in the sperm length in passerine birds.