The SON_LSII is a small world overlay network that achieves a very competitive trade-off between indexing efficiency and maintenance overhead.
In this comparison, NE-XOM performs as a competitive trade-off between high embedding quality and low computational expense, which motivates its further use in real-world settings throughout science and engineering.
Species interactions are also local involving hierarchical competitive trade-offs.
In this article, we propose a computationally tractable method for fitting the GPD, which is applicable for all parameter values and offers competitive trade-offs between robustness and efficiency.
The non-transitive effects were based on competitive trade-offs between niche specialists, which provided an advantage to each type when it was rare relative to one or both other types in the overall heterogeneous environment.
Although some males are more successful than others in terms of total offspring production when solely mated with a female, it is possible that reproductive success in the absence of competition trades off against competitive ability when other males are present.
Altered species interactions may be especially relevant in models of competitive metacommunities [22], [23], in which a competition-colonization trade-off can explain species coexistence [24], [25].
This concept could help to unravel competitive and cooperative trade-offs faced by group members, shedding light onto the evolution of primate societies more generally.
More specifically, bacterial antipredatory defence traits are often traded off with competitive ability (indicated by growth rate or yield in bacteria) [ 40- 44], either through pleiotropy at related genetic loci or through costs associated with resistance mechanisms [ 45].
In competitive systems, niche construction leads to alternative competitive consequences, which implies that trade-offs between the abilities of competition, colonization, and niche construction are important to competitive coexistence.
Gradient-based methods are very popular in the literature because they provide a very competitive accuracy vs. efficiency trade-off.
