Sentence examples for competitive collection from inspiring English sources

It was a complex and highly competitive collection of little states such as Athens, Sparta, Thebes etc.

Meanwhile, NSF had fostered a competitive collection of commercial Internet backbones connected to one another through so-called network access points (NAPs).

(Some expert pairs use a two-no-trump bid by South in this position as "good-bad". This means that an immediate bid at the three-level promises a good hand. Here South, with a competitive collection, would bid two no-trump. But Jones did not have that option.

The complete "Halo 3" competitive multiplayer collection "Halo 3: ODST" also includes a second standalone disc with three new "Halo 3" multiplayer maps, all original "Halo 3" maps, as well as the "Legendary," "Heroic," and "Mythic" Map packs for a total of 24 maps.

This makes WSN a competitive approach for data collection comparing with its wired counterpart.

Poa secunda was the most competitive species regardless of collection location or community type, yet its tolerance to B. tectorum varied by location and community type.

For the 14 subjects included in the real competitive PCR validation, a single collection yielded sufficient RNA given the reduced requirement for starting material.

To assess the performance of our barFLEX collection in pooled competitive growth assays, we generated MATα barFLEX strains and then pooled them as described previously (Pierce et al. 2007).

Indeed, recent free energy of binding calculations, using the extended linear response (ELR) method, performed on a series of GR-competitive inhibitors showed that the collection of polar ligands, which are preferred by GR, necessitate either a very narrowly tailored van der Waals contact surface or the ability to form a network of interstitial waters deep within the active site.

Tolerance of B. tectorum presence and competitive effect on B. tectorum depended upon collection location for E. multisetus rather than community type (invaded versus uninvaded).

The country also pledged to lay off public-sector workers, overhaul tax collection, and make its economy more competitive.