Sentence examples for competitive interplay from inspiring English sources

Waltz's neorealist approach is part of political theory's realist tradition in that it understands politics as the competitive interplay of self-interested actors.

Conducting from the keyboard, speeds were leisurely, but Barenboim was utterly engaged, savouring the work's dynamic contrasts and the solo part's many opportunities for competitive interplay with the orchestra.

The competitive interplay between Apple and Google will continue to help smartphone software outpace PCs.

The nonlinearity (f x,u =lambda h(x vert uvert ^{m-2}u-mu(x vert uvert ^{r-2}u) can be seen as a competitive interplay of two nonlinearities.

This class of colloids combines directional, selective bonding with a relatively simple particle design: owing to the competitive interplay between the orientation-dependent attraction and repulsion — induced by the interactions between like/oppositely charged areas — experimentally accessible surface patterns are complex enough to favor the stabilization of specific structures of interest.

Thus, the competitive interplay between BORIS and Sp1 does not seem to be caused by alternation of the DNA binding of both factors.

We study the interplay between competitive substrate C interaction processes occurring during chemical vapour deposition (CVD) of ethylene on Re (0 0 0 1).

These investigations cover fundamental issues as the initial onset of premicelles in single-surfactant solutions, explore intricate topics as the interplay of competitive and cooperative adsorption in surfactant and protein surfactant mixtures and give hints for fine-tuning the design of various formulations to be applied in industrial applications.

Frank [ 2, 13, 14, 17, 18] was the first to formally examine the co-evolutionary interplay between competitive and policing behaviors.

By contrast to the competitive nature of the SUMO/ubiquitin interplay described above for other proteins, these posttranslational modifications can also cooperate to produce a similar outcome.

This interplay between the changing competitive landscape, collaboration forms with partners, and IT as a facilitator, are considered the cornerstones of sustainability in organizations.