Our results show that not only was there no difference between young and old males in their ability to win a contest (i.e. no effect of age on contest outcome), but there was also no effect of male age on male motivation to win a contest (i.e. no effect of age on contest behavior).
Moreover, the rate of participation in the contests (i.e., percentage of families actively involved in SWC activities) was evaluated in each village.
Contrary to our predictions, we did not find evidence for increased rates of contest (i.e., displacement from food trees) or scramble competition (i.e., shared use of food patches) during the lean season, neither within nor between social units.
Preceding the SWC contests (i.e., during the laying of a solid foundation for sustainable development in a village), SWC activities start with a group of about 10 Conservation Leaders (CLs).
And the Winner of Our 'The Offensive' Zine Contest Is... Meet the Zine-Maker Behind Cult Classic 'Truckface'.
No contest: I say reunite Elian with his daddy -- today.
If I had to bet on this contest, I'd go with Hagan.
Actually, for this contest I was thinking more along the line of illegal behavior.
"Contests, I used to look at as a chance to fail," he said.
A rather less gentlemanly contest, I trust, than the annual Boat Race from Putney to Mortlake.
