Sentence examples for competitions associated with from inspiring English sources
In this talk, I follow a group of young performers from the village courtyard to the proscenium stage, exploring their participation in fertility rituals for agricultural prosperity and aestheticized competitions associated with the springtime bihu festival celebrated in the northeastern Indian state of Assam.
The station signed a number of sponsorship deals with advertisers, often for a particular show or for competitions associated with the advertiser.
Mr. Ballard said he preferred to work with debtors because he did not like the confusion and competition associated with a public auction -- and because he could inspect the property.
Flexibility to competition: The inverse and taking into account this positive effect of the territory, the intensity of competition associated with a high local density of establishment of the sector of the young enterprise could tend to penalize its growth (L. Pouquet et al. 2004).
Winners will receive $25,000 plus a trip for two to the next TechCrunch Disrupt event, where they can exhibit free of charge, and, if qualified, have a chance to be selected to participate in the Startup Battlefield competition associated with that Disrupt.
Bringing three individual, swirling lanes to the picturesque landscape of Changsha, the rendering won an international competition associated with a new public park in the area.
Despite the convenience, fun, and competition associated with mCommerce, revenue from mobile sales pales in comparison to the revenue mobile will influence in stores.
The bridge design involves three individual, swirling lanes hovering over the picturesque landscape of Changsha.
Sterilization provides for the dog's health, prevents breeding, reduces competition associated with intact males, reduces roaming which could lead not just to more encounters with humans but more danger for the dog, and improves the animal's ability to not only survive but thrive.
This is best explained by the reduction in the negative effects of intra-specific competition associated with the lower densities of individual species when in species mixture [57], [59].
