Sentence examples for explicit competition from inspiring English sources
"Some of the explicit competition mechanisms didn't come until later — but it was very close".
It seems clear that President Trump's shift from a strategy of engagement to one of more explicit competition was overdue.
We explore these dynamics in the ecological scenarios of implicit and explicit competition for a limiting resource.
These observations suggest that evidence accumulation does not rely upon the explicit competition between groups of neurons (as would be predicted by winner-take-all models), but instead reflects dynamical properties of the PPC that may instantiate a form of short-term memory consistent with reservoir computing.
Our model differs also from the approach taken in evolutionary game theory [21] [22] in which there is explicit competition between individuals in the same generation, so that fecundity gain by one organism represents a loss for others.
It focuses on feed-forward processing and lateral competition, in the form of either center-surround filtering or explicit competition mechanisms.
Companies vying for the same customers are engaged in explicit, mutual, ongoing competition.
Our specific objectives were (i) to describe the model, in particular its novel approach to simulate spatially explicit individual-tree competition for resources over large scales within a process-based framework of physiological resource use, and (ii) to present a suite of evaluation experiments assessing iLands ability to simulate tree growth and mortality for a wide range of forest ecosystems.
With this study, we introduce a method for evaluating Nelder trials on single tree level that combines a spatially explicit view on competition with a spatial autocorrelation concept.
Combining specific site effects (Seydack et al. [2011]; Seydack et al. [2012]) and spatially explicit responses to competition, as in the present study, may provide improved understanding of how individual trees compete for resources, including nutrients, water and light.
Sometimes the lack of competition is explicit: many of the contracts for rebuilding Iraq were handed out on a no-bid basis.
