Sentence examples for competitive characteristics from inspiring English sources
In the competitive location area, there are three types of competition which affect the competitive characteristics of different competitors in a market: (1) static competition, (2) competition with foresight and (3) dynamic competition (Plastria 2001; Ashtiani 2016).
Stottlemyre stifled the emotions he felt in the meeting with Gooden this morning, but as he spoke of the pitcher later, his eyes appeared to tear over briefly; he has come to look at Gooden like a son, for worse and for better, seeing the competitive characteristics of his own sons in Gooden, seeing how much Gooden loved to play baseball.
It then maps the competitive characteristics and the relative strengths and advantages of European schools over their US counterparts.
The case of positive effects consists of increased business standards applied by suppliers in the beginning phase and increased competitive characteristics of domestic companies overall.
The literature gives general guidelines on negative (horizontal) effects, but it is usually explained on short-term bases and damaged competitive characteristics of domestic companies.
Despite other competitive characteristics, its computational cost is relatively high and may impose hard-to-cope time restrictions for high-dimensional applications, including image analysis and computer vision.
Quasi-markets are also an exchange system that aims to emulate competitive markets' characteristics of being self-adjusting incentive systems that influence consumers' and providers' behaviours.
For multicomponent gas system in ECBM process, extended Langmuir model is usually used to describe the competitive adsorption characteristics (Sun 2004).
The refined domain-based IR-level network graph (Figure 3) and the corresponding functional domains (Figure 2) reveal characteristic competitive or non-competitive interactions in the human TF network (Figure 3).
This displays a characteristic competitive binding curve, where the anisotropy decreases in response to increasing glucose concentrations.
Biaxial tensile loading tests were conducted to obtain the mechanical characteristics of competitive swimwear.
