Monitor, engine of NHS competition, has only just understood its destructive force: its chief executive, David Bennett, recently recoiled, saying Monitor would be "mad" to enforce the Lansley competition rules leaving commissioners to "spend all their time running competitive processes because they're terrified they're going to get in trouble if they don't".
Jeremy Taylor of National Voices pooh-poohed the word "choice" as used by politicians, as an engine for competition.
Four seconds of wide-open running punishes the engine, so between rounds of competition it must be disassembled and rebuilt.
The Vanderbilt's gave a dog to Engine, Company 39, -a sort of competition sprang up and the finest families of N.Y. were giving their coach dogs to their favorite fire station.
According to Merrill Lynch, in 2005 one-third of the industry's revenues came from principal trading of debt and equity and only 15% from the commissions business, once the industry's bread and butter.The main engine of transformation has been competition.
This is nowhere more true than in the very engine of the Games: the idea of competition itself.
This "standard" of competition drove a two engine solution (F-135 and F-136) for the JSF program.
Cyrus Shepard, advises that, thanks to Link degradation, the evolution of engine algorithms, and competition, your SEO efforts should be maintained to remain on top of your game.
We suddenly began to hear mutterings about the 'threat' of competition from other search engines, not to mention Microsoft.
The highly tuned and hand-built motorcycles at the top level of competition, called MotoGP, have engines that make more than 200 horsepower.
