Sentence examples for evolution of the competition from inspiring English sources
In addition, the dynamic properties of Cohen-Grossberg neural networks can describe the evolution of the competition between species in living nature, where the equilibrium points stand for the survival or extinction of the species.
Our model shows that the time evolution of the competition between quasispecies is slow and has time scales of several months.
Therefore, at P lot i must be saturated and further evolution of the bilateral competition frontier ( {widehat{x}}_{i{j}_1}left tilde{t}right) ) is strictly monotonously increasing (bilateral competition of type shown in Fig. 4b).
The three main contributions of the paper are: (1) the use of two measures of competition in the airline market; (2) the analysis of the historical evolution of competition; and (3) an understanding the role of the geography of competition in the Chinese airline market.
No elements suggest an evident relation between concentration levels and the evolution of the degree of competition in the sugar sector.
We apply a family selection approach to the problem of the evolution of interference competition.
This represents a vote of deserved confidence regarding the effectiveness of Europe's current competition policy as well as the evolution of pricing, competition and investment in the industry.
We take the view that in the evolution of structure, competition comes not so much from sequence variation (akin to randomizing effects) as from alternative structures within the folding space.
Analysis for this article cross-referenced ownership structure with aspects of reported business behaviour, and triangulated interviewees' statements about the behaviour of competitors and the evolution of market competition.
However, current views agree that some factors limit the evolution of sperm competition traits via good-genes processes and contribute to the maintenance of genetic variation among males in traits determining the outcome of sperm competition.
However, such conclusion should be considered against the abovementioned limitations stemming from the use of the ALI, and also considering further developments in the evolution of concentration and competition in the EU sugar sector occurred during the first months of 2012.
