Donald's ideas contributed to the development of shorter, less competitive varieties with a higher reproductive allocation (Harvest Index) for the 'Green Revolution'.
We could observe that although AnnSim is a general-purpose measure that does not exploit knowledge or properties of a particular domain, it is competitive with a variety of domain-specific measures.
Producing competitive seed-propagated varieties for fresh consumption is still a future goal, but the present seed-propagated varieties appear to perform well for industrial production, such as for canning.
In 1665 they were granted a monopoly for 10 years to produce lace that was artistically and financially competitive with imported varieties.
Studies investigating competitive ability of varieties will become increasingly relevant to productivity if selection for increased competitive ability against weeds has to be traded off against less competition between plants in order to maintain yield (Jordan, 1993; Lemerle et al., 2006; Song, 2010).
Cleveland stayed competitive by using a variety of defenses, including a zone that seemed to confuse the Nets early on.
The only effective solution, as proposed by John McEnroe, would be a return to wooden rackets, which would bring back touch, strategy, finesse and a variety of competitive styles to men's pro tennis.
Last year, Christie Whitman, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, defended the fellowship in House appropriation hearings, saying it "continues to successfully engage the best environmental scientists and engineers from academia through a variety of competitive, peer reviewed grants".
What's key though is that it is supported by many of the world's biggest brands, lots of which are fiercely competitive rivals, alongside a variety of NGOs.
