Sentence examples for compromise competition from inspiring English sources
We present an inference mechanism that reveals the behavior of a team, in terms of compromise, competition, precision, self-motivation, or individualism on every milestone session.
There is a general tradeoff between the competition effect and economies of scale and scope; large contracts can benefit from the scale and scope effects but have to compromise competition.
A negotiated order complements juridical (contractual) control but – especially if it involves micro-commissioning - may simultaneously compromise competition.
The biggest problem is striking an agreement on that international window, finding one that does not compromise competitions like Super Rugby; the Heineken Cup; the English, Celtic and French domestic leagues; the Six Nations; and the Rugby Championship.
The two set off on a road trip to escape smalltown Australian life and across just 14 pages of pinpoint prose, we witness male friendship in all its need and compromise and competition.
(2) Compromise in competition of multiple dominant mechanisms might be the key to understanding the stability of protein structures.
By comparison, the EMMS variational stability condition that is based on the principle of compromise in competition between dominant mechanisms well describes the flow regimes of fluidization.
Following the principle of compromise in competition, two structural quantities are identified, which exhibit mutually competing tendencies, roughly corresponding to two competing mechanisms, and depending on various kinetic processes.
The present work proposed a new mesoscale model for heterogeneous catalysis, based on conservation relationships and a stability condition that was built from the principle of compromise in competition.
The energy-minimization multiscale (EMMS) principle of compromise in competition is believed to be generally applicable for all mesoscale problems at different levels in the real world, spanning from elementary particles to the universe.
"What you want to do is find new virgin territory where the margins aren't compromised by competition".
