Situated in the center of town, the Steffani is popular with bobsled riders who frequent and compete on the famously gruelling Cresta run.
The island was subjected to frequent invasions from competing privateers and suffered during the wars between the English and Dutch.
While Rio has been riven by frequent violence between competing gangs of drug traffickers, the war for control has largely been won in the commercial hub.
Prospective clinical trials for blood transplantation and BMT are made more difficult by limited patient numbers, heterogeneity of clinical management strategies, and high-intensity therapy with frequent and toxic competing hazards.
This is due to the following factors: lack of appropriately trained personnel, frequent transfer of staff, poor access to good quality reagents, inadequate storage facilities of reagents, frequent power failure, limited funding as a result of competing priorities, and frequent policy changes.
Enter Hamburg-based Flying.com, maker of Flying, an iOS app for frequent flyers that competes with Munich-based Mileways.
As another example, Twitter uses short messages and has a very efficient sharing system (re-tweets) but requires frequent postings to compete with the volume of other posts in order to be at the top of a newsfeed.
However, in the regime of frequent interactions, enhancers compete for access to the promoter resulting in sub-additive behavior.
In the practice of clean culture, commonly followed in vegetable growing, the soil is kept free of all competing plants through frequent cultivation and the use of protective coverings, or mulches, and weed killers.
The judge also pointed to an e-mail sent by Hamilton E. James, the president of Blackstone, to his colleagues just after the Freescale deal was announced about Henry R. Kravis, the co-founder of K.K.R. and a frequent rival to Blackstone when competing for deals.
In cases in which the competing event is frequent, not using a competing risk model can lead to overestimation of the failure outcome (Fine and Gray 1999).
