Last year was a pivotal achievement for competitive FIFA, engaging millions of competitors and spectators through world football and global competition.
We proposed that a probability of the production of superoxide is inversely proportional to a probability of occurrence of competitive reactions engaging the cofactors of the Qo site.
Several new competitive modes engage two DJ players against each other; some modes have both DJs performing alongside each other but with competitive edges such as a "Checkpoint" race where each DJ attempts to earn the best score within a section of a song.
What made the Lakers great was Buss, who in so many ways was the model owner, the sort that every fan wants: generous with his payroll, methodical in his decisions, competitive and engaged, but never a meddler.
The present study examined the psychological, social, and physical health states in competitive swimmers engaged in long-term training.
Plato and Archytas need not have been in agreement on philosophical issues and are perhaps better seen as competitive colleagues engaged in an ongoing debate as to the value of the sciences for philosophy (Huffman 2005, 32 42).
A judge said Google would gain a significant competitive advantage for "engaging in wholesale copying of copyrighted works without permission".
Overlapping binding interfaces promote competitive binding by engaging in mutually exclusive interactions, whereas overlapping or adjacent modification sites allow modulation of a binding interface by a modification event.
This means that for men, the mean return in reproductive success of engaging in competitive activities might be higher on average than a less competitive strategy, even though the majority of men will suffer the adverse outcome rather than the rarer payoff (Trivers, 1972).
It would appear that the other chains are not engaging in competitive bidding of their own, at least not yet.
