Here, we consider an important social character, i.e., the competitiveness, that strongly affects dynamics in animal herds and among individuals [4].
Time focus is also related to other dimensions such as space and competitiveness; a strongly monochronic culture that works systematically is likely to guard its personal space and therefore be individualistic in orientation.
They also found "that competitiveness varies strongly and significantly across [the curricular choices], with students that are more competitive selecting more prestigious" programs, write Thomas Buser and Hessel Oosterbeek of the University of Amsterdam and Muriel Niederle of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, the study's authors.
Moreover, disturbed environments may better facilitate S. obtusifolia invasion compared to undisturbed habitats (Dunlop et al. 2006; Solomon and Yayneshet 2014), suggesting that S. obtusifolia reproduction and offspring competitiveness can be strongly influenced by soil fertility (Tungate et al. 2002).
The competitiveness of the process strongly depends on the carbon black properties and economic value.
However, old and inefficient strategies, equipment corrosion and waste disposal, and low production yields have strongly diminished its competitiveness with petroleum-based alternatives in the global market [ 8].
Modelling, simulation and evaluation of manufacturing systems are relevant activities that may strongly impact on the competitiveness of production enterprises both during the design and the operational phases.
"If a year and a half ago, the FSA had wanted higher capital adequacy, more information on liquidity, and had said it was worried about the business models at Bradford & Bingley and Northern Rock... we would have been strongly criticised for harming the competitiveness of the City of London, red tape, and over-regulation," he said.
