Sentence examples for concurrent competition from inspiring English sources

External distractors are absent (i.e., there is no concurrent competition between target and distractor stimuli).

The same runway area could not be used for concurrent competitions, so the long jump was delayed 40 minutes.

Directionality theory analyzes the global changes in evolutionary entropy which derive from two concurrent events: An invasion process the competition between the resident population and the variants introduced by mutation.

If there is any other sport on this earth that provides so many concurrent thrills from club play and national competition, then I have never heard of it.

Thus direct and apparent competition, both of which require concurrent infection, are possible.

The level of cognitive control over distractor competition was varied through a concurrent working memory task of either low (1 digit) or high (6 digits) load.

Specifically, Okanagan Lake kokanee has undergone a dramatic decline in abundance in recent decades owing to several concurrent anthropogenic factors including spawning habitat degradation, competition with introduced species, declines in nutrient loading, and angler impact (Shepherd 2000).

The southerly contraction of Neanderthal range in southwestern Europe during Greenland Interstadial 8 was not due to climate change or a change in adaptation, but rather concurrent AMH geographic expansion appears to have produced competition that led to Neanderthal extinction.

Competition may work through reduced acquisition of new serotypes, due to concurrent carriage in the individual, or through enhanced clearance of serotypes in carriers who harbor more than 1 serotype simultaneously.

Additional investigations of hyaena demography concurrent with lion population recovery efforts can provide considerable insights into the dynamics of carnivore competition and predation in African savannahs and the human and ecological factors affecting them.

The aim of the paper is to bring a new point of view on the purposes of the concurrent engineering and to extend them to market pressures for diversity, shorter product life and competition.