Sentence examples for considered a competition from inspiring English sources

Unlike circuses and zoos, donkey ball companies are not required to be licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture because their events are considered a competition, not an exhibition, said Jessica Milteer, a spokeswoman for the agency.

Which Olympic city hosted the strangest demonstration sports could almost be considered a competition in its own right, up until the International Olympic Commitee (IOC an organization that generates billions in revenue each Olympic cycle, in part through sponsorships and ticket sales ($187 million in Beijing)–did away with demonstration sports after the Barcelona Summer games in 1992.

These phenomena are rationalized by considering a competition between dislocation-interface and dislocation-bubble interactions.

These phenomena are rationalized by considering a competition between dislocation-boundary and dislocation-bubble interactions.

For instance, consider a competition between two actions: one eventually leading to a state with a deterministic reward and therefore no ramp, and the other leading to a state followed by a probabilistic reward with the same mean, and a ramp.

Getting to the end is considered sufficient to qualify a horse for the Olympics, which is usually set to a slightly less-demanding standard than other four-star events and is hence considered an "easier" competition than Badminton.

In higher dimension space, Zhao and Wang [13] have considered a Lotka-Volterra competition system incorporating two free boundary with sign-changing coefficients, derived some sufficient conditions for species spreading success and spreading failure, and derived the long time behavior of solutions.

Long considered a training and competition tool of gymnasts, the trampoline is nothing new.

That would be considered a dramatic move, a competition to "mainstream Linux".

This is considered a result of a competition between the strengthening of the ceramic reinforcing particles at the coating/substrate interface, and the weakening of coating cohesive strength due to an increase in the proportion of weaker Al Al2O3 bonds compared with stronger Al Al bonds.

From a game theoretic point of view spectrum sharing may be considered as a competition.