Sentence examples for evolving competition from inspiring English sources
Is this just a sign of evolving competition among Internet retailers?
But the evolving competition, combined with the weakening market for Internet stock offerings, forced the company to delay its plans by a week and scale back its ambitions.
The challenge is to design a game where the economy can evolve: from competition to collaboration.
When communities face the prisoner's dilemma, swift reaction to adverse ties evolves when competition is fierce between cooperators and defectors, providing an evolutionary basis for the necessity of individuals to adjust their social ties.
Tandem repeat arrays have been proposed to evolve through competition for transmission in asymmetric female meiosis (Malik and Henikoff 2001) and to stabilize nucleosomes through translational and rotational phasing (Zhang et al. 2013), which may give them a competitive transmission advantage in asymmetric meiosis.
Here, after 12 generations of experimental evolution, we conducted competitive matings between males from lineages evolving under sperm competition and males from lineages subject to relaxed selection.
We conducted competitive matings between male house mice from polygamous and monogamous selection lines, and found that males evolving with sperm competition (polygamy) had a significant paternity bias over males evolving without sperm competition (monogamy).
There was this hockey world evolving through international competition, and we're back here, stuck, just playing ourselves.
In addition, Lennon et al. demonstrated variation in the cost of resistance that could result in a stable level of diversity within a population that is higher than would be predicted if populations were evolving through clonal competition for resources in the absence of viral predation [13].
In the eighth generation, we observed genetic divergence in ejaculate quality; males evolving under sperm competition had higher sperm numbers and better sperm motility compared to males with a selection history of monogamy [ 12].
But as Ms. Goldberg pointed out, these sharing arrangements could easily evolve into competitions.
