A competitor arose, Premier Exhibitions, and opened a series of successful exhibitions in the United States (including one that has been closed at the South Street Seaport since Hurricane Sandy.
The recent victory of IBM's Watson computer against human competitors in an exhibition round of Jeopardy got computer scientist Stephen Wolfram thinking about how regular search engines might fare in such a match-up.
After the flag ceremony the Olympic flame was extinguished, a special speed skating race was held, and the figure skating competitors gave an exhibition, followed by 40 children dressed in national costumes performing an ice dance.
Before today's race, Ferrari, the only serious competitor for McLaren, will run its usual exhibition race with amateur drivers wealthy enough to own Ferrari sports cars.
JANUARY 1997 -- City assembles exhibition on the events of April 19 , 1995 for viewing by design competitors.
Next year the Brooklyn Museum will present an expanded version of the exhibition, and Ms. Veith said she hoped to explore Faience's competitors in Greenpoint, including the Union Porcelain Works and the Empire China Works.
After an unsuccessful presentation of them, along with other animal trophies and African artifacts, as a sort of freak-show exhibition on lower Broadway, where P. T. Barnum was among his competitors, he tried London.
The exhibition will also examine Picasso's interactions with his inspirations and competitors and how he re-imagined their visions with his own.
Ms. Rabinow said that Roland Knoedler had agreed to play host to the exhibition in part to lure back Mrs. Havemeyer as a client; she had gone to a competitor, Durand-Ruel.
"It's only twenty-four hundred and fifty," Branch said, noting that competitors would sell a comparable watch for more than three times as much, even without the exhibition back.
