The nation's largest airlines have reached two agreements to form competing alliances that could portend a dramatic shift in the industry's landscape.
In addition, the country's big Web portals and search engines -- including Baidu -- are scrambling to form competing video sites, many of which plan to license content from the United States and elsewhere.
Innovation in its broader socio-technical, economic, and political context can also substantially impact, shape, and evolve ways and means people live their lives, businesses form, compete, succeed, and fail, and nations prosper or decline.
They take place in this para-reality where people fall in love after one is hired as expert to fix the other's life, they accidentally sleep with multiple members of the same family or form competing bets that lead them to realize they don't want to lose each other after a pre-determined period of 10 days.
This indicates that the Sp1 site in a G-quadruplex form competes efficiently with dsDNA for binding with Sp1.
Conceivably, our truncated ApoER2 form competes with endogenous receptors for reelin but does not relay the intracellular signal, thus way behaving like a dominant negative molecule (Jossin and Cooper, 2011).
The two forms competed, normality in the lead, until Harding made the alliterator's hall of fame in 1920 with "not heroics but healing, not nostrums but normalcy, not revolution but restoration, not agitation but adjustment" and (my favorite) "not experiment but equipoise".
This was a two-year (12-month pre-intervention observational study (n= 209) followed by a 12-month intervention study (n= 153)) conducted over a single ward, with bedside falls rates collected by an independent researcher from incident reporting forms, competed by the ward clinical staff.
Neighbors have formed competing alliances.
In reality, all organizational forms compete for consumers, managers, labor, and supplies of capital and other goods.
