Sentence examples for competitive communities from inspiring English sources
Competitive communities of strains with equal fitness (equal-fitness competition, abbreviated as 'Eq-fitness Comp.') showed population segregation as suggested by static late-stage top-views (A, left) and columnar cross-section patterns (D, left).
Competitive communities represented the baseline intra- and inter-population competition common to 'all' communities, while commensalism served as the most stringent control to be discriminated against.
(A ) In competitive communities, two prototrophic strains engaged in equal-fitness or unequal-fitness competition for shared resources.
Also, children in competitive communities like Scarsdale are under enormous pressure to succeed.
In Westchester County, which is typical of many wealthy, highly competitive communities, a dozen educational psychologists acknowledged this kind of diagnosis-shopping in the wake of the College Board's announcement that it would unflag scores of learning-disabled students.
Though far from the first game in the genre, the 1993 original was a pioneering triumph, responsible for defining everything from weapon archetypes to the very concept of the competitive communities we enjoy today.
The studio also features female competitive community members on its Twitch livestream and co-promotes female pro players like AshhBearr of COGnitive XX on its community channels.
Rahman, a Bangladeshi-born solicitor and a fiercely competitive community politician, faced a withering judgment from Richard Mawrey QC which meant he had to leave office immediately and could stand again for five years.
I am sure that it won't deter the competitive community, including Natalia's son Alexey, who also holds four world records, from continuing to explore the boundaries of human potential.
We'll see how the new Battle Net 2 pans out over the next few weeks, but the early signs for a busy and highly competitive community are promising.
The competitive community didn't really embrace it.
