External conditions may affect this; for example, in the Competition of Cues Theory, Pennebaker (1982) suggested that awareness of internal states is a function of the ratio of the quantity and salience of internal to external information.
For example, in the competition between an HIV-1 and H2 protein for phosphorylation by an H1 kinase, the H1 protein has a kinase CD and the competing proteins have ELMs for phosphorylation sites.
In social environments, rewards are frequently assigned on the basis of a winner-takes-all rule: this is true for example in sexual competition.
The most visible and popular example in this respect is its student competition, called IGEM, which is held around the world and lets students do experiments in synthetic biology.
Are bloggers, for example, in direct competition with newspapers?
Dr Mahathir's government encouraged the development of a massive new port, for example, in direct competition with that of Singapore.
Also, European liking for state provision of services for example in health limits competition and innovation in those areas.How Europe hobbles itselfBut whatever the reason, the consequence is not just damaging in itself.
These time-frequency maps display significant ERD (red) and ERS (blue) for subject 6 (a typical example) in BCI competition IV IIb.
The company also chose vertical markets food and agriculture, for example–in which competition has been less fierce than in verticals like finance or technology.
Examples of such traits are those involved in evolutionary games between the male and female of a mating pair or strategies in games between individuals of the same sex, for example, in male male competition for mating and fertilization success.
