"I can't think of anything that's rivalled this.
Middle-income countries (MICs) that until recently were recipients of aid, today are rivalling traditional donors practices.
Advanced Micro's larger rival, Intel, yesterday introduced a new chip of its own, the Xeon MP, for servers that are used in data centers.
It does not offer loyalty cards, and so does not amass the sort of data on shoppers that is available to its rivals.
Furthermore, increasing the sound density could increase the masking effect on the song of the rival: producing more sound per unit of time should increase the proportion of syllables that are not overlapped by syllables of the rival (assuming a static sound density for the rival), whereas it should increase the proportion of syllables of the rival being masked.
The corporate software rivals SAP and Oracle each offer versions of "in memory" computing, with data inside the information processing, and Cisco sells servers that are part of its network.
The depleted person, like the addict, has a belief landscape that is structured by rival attractors.
If the negotiating group is successful, it will, at best, seize power away from rival groups or, at worst, seize power away from rivals while negotiating a settlement that is unacceptable to a broad swath of rivals and radicals; either way, rival groups have an incentive to resist the change and radicals within the negotiating group have an incentive to form splinter groups.
Multiple histories were now told in support of rival factions that were laying claims to their respective legitimacy and importance.
Specifically, those males that were repeatedly exposed to social cues from three rival males had higher daily sperm production rates and higher epididymal sperm counts compared to those that had encountered social cues from just one rival male.
