For example, the competitive priorities differ: price for pre-OPP operations but delivery speed and flexibility for post-OPP operations.
Sure, there are plenty of browser games technically playable on both PCs and smartphones; plus, several mobile titles (Hands-On's World Poker Texas Hold 'Em 2 for example) are designed specifically for competitive online play between phone and PC users.
At 5-foot-5 and 130 pounds, for example, he was small for competitive sports, but he had such drive, determination and natural ability that he became a fine basketball player and so accomplished at baseball that he played high-level semiprofessional ball before turning to a law career.
We chose stratification by district to account for variations in league systems (for example, by competitive or age level) between districts.
But in industries like solar and wind power that are a focus of Beijing's five-year economic plans, for example, competitive tactics need to be fine-tuned to adapt to state policy.
Let's have more football medals in sports like, for example, competitive penalty kicks; extreme football (played on a course with obstacles, hills, water hazards); beach football (on sand, five on a side, swimsuits); short-stadium football (played on a field 20 meters by 40 meters); and so forth.
For example, competitive intelligence information can help identify target companies that do not have particularly good results in litigation.
Usually that doesn't present a big problem, since, for example, competitive Call of Duty leagues are pretty much all on console.
The product distribution of, for example, consecutive, competitive reactions is sensitive to concentration gradients at the molecular scale (segregation).
In industries relying on natural resources, for example, the competitive companies and countries were those with abundant local supplies.
