Sentence examples for extreme competitive from inspiring English sources

For all-pay auctions the optimal bias is derived in closed form: It implies extreme competitive pressure among active contestants and low endogenous participation rates.

In this paper, the sum rate performance of two extreme competitive and cooperative beamforming schemes, namely MRT and ICIC, is evaluated and compared in the presence of quantized and delayed channel state information.

Facebook, which has the extreme competitive advantage of this social graph, is reportedly working on its own foray into to mobile, as a "social layer" on already existing hardware.

They are willing to live without the defenses of aggressive warfare, racism and anti-Semitism, and the extreme competitive atmosphere that pervades every aspect of our social life".

"Thousands of people in the audience saw that event, and it's true that while normal exercise like walking or light jogging is good for everyone, extreme competitive exercise – pushing your heart to the limit day in, day out – is tempting fate if you have an underlying condition".

"I need that bird, I need it," said Bagnell, a 46-year-old accountant and hardcore practitioner of British twitching, or extreme – and extremely competitive – birdwatching.

He tested what might be possible, something that I am sure was linked to his passion for extreme sports: competitive cycling, rock climbing and windsurfing.

Due to the increasing age of our society and a rise in engagement of young people in extreme and/or competitive sports, both tendinopathies and tendon ruptures present a clinical and financial challenge.

Loss of this function is plausible if pdtc production is a highly specialized function or is only required for survival in extreme or competitive environments.

In the last three decades of the twentieth century, a dramatic increase in participation in competitive, extreme, and leisure sporting activities, as well as an interest in health and fitness, has expanded the market for sport-specific clothing.

An extreme case of competitive binding occurs when there is a large difference in affinity for or local abundance of the different competitors, as binding of the high-affinity or abundant partner will preclude the second partner from binding (3, 67, 68).