Starting from zero users with that level of uncertainty might push people to go with a competitor their contacts are likely to already have.
Yet, almost inevitably after a problematic season in which his car has now been in contact with slower competitors five times in seven races, he took a nudge on the exit to turn 13, damaging the rear bodywork and requiring a two-and-a-half minute stop.
Some Type II restriction modification systems cause chromosomal cleavage of their host cells when their genes are eliminated, for example, by a competitor genetic element (Fig. 1C, without competitor; Fig. 3A, with a competitor).
Iranian officials take pains to avoid contact with Israelis, and even Iranian athletes avoid face-to-face contact with Israeli competitors.
Early and frequent contact with other competitors compromised the front-end aerodynamics of his car, but he managed to finish in 16th, earning sufficient points to take the 10th of 12 total slots for the chase, scheduled to begin on Sept. 18 at Chicagoland Speedway.
Even when these hybridized shamanic traditions come into contact with new competitors in the spiritual marketplace, as has happened frequently with the expansion of charismatic Christianity into the Global South, unexpected parallels can emerge between traditions that ostensibly share nothing more than a belief in the spiritual world.
The genes implicated in antibiotic resistance and in lantibiotic production are probably essential for successful establishment of this microorganism in the soil due to constant contact with niche competitors like fungi and other bacteria.
They interviewed his workers, competitors and suppliers, but it was not until they examined his investors that they found a startling clue: Mr. Seto had been in contact with a man named Golo Keung.
