Denise is number seven in the run, which, she says, gives her the typical characteristics of a middle child – competitive, attention-seeking – but "multiplied by about five million".
Art, like real estate, has been enjoying a long and durable speculative boom, attracting, as it did a century ago, in the days of Duveen, the obsessive and competitive attentions of an expanding class of people who are very, very rich and who, for reasons ranging from the noble to the crass, have chosen visual art as an instrument for their aspirations.
After a brief discussion of the factors influencing the sustainability of competitive advantage, attention is focused on the history of competitive advantage within the UK food retailing industry.
12 And we can recognize something artistic in such forms of competitive animal attention-getting as the dances of lekking birds, the songs of songbirds or whales, or the extravagant architecture of bowerbirds.
According to the evaluation results, currently, renewable energy systems are not competitive unless strong attention is paid to the environmental benefits.
Invisibility is a central terror of the narcissist, and in our world of hyper-individualism, the competitive pursuit of attention produces winners and losers, those who painfully feel passed over and excluded.
Revisions might include dismissing the presumption that nonhorizontal mergers are pro-competitive, paying special attention to acquisitions by dominant firms, and placing the burden of proof on the merging parties to demonstrate pro-consumer effects.
More importantly, biased competition proposes that the resolution of neural ambiguity through competitive interaction is visual attention.
Collaborative ventures are formed without adequate attention to competitive consequences.
Franconeri, S.L., Alvarez, G.A. & Cavanagh, P. Flexible cognitive resources: competitive content maps for attention and memory.
