Sentence examples for generate a competition from inspiring English sources
The diet composition of T. g. graeca suggests that diet overlap may occur between domestic ungulates and tortoises in overgrazed landscape and could generate a competition context.
By arranging an array of cavities coupled through the photon hopping, such to generate a competition between the hopping and the on-site nonlinearities, one can devise a setup that is well described by the so called Jaynes-Cummings-Hubbard (JCH) model [9 11].
Nevertheless, the existing wobble interactions generate a competition between the cognate and near cognates of charged tRNA (AA-tRNA).
This is done considering the contrasting EU objective to avoid that such instruments could indeed generate a distortion of competition leading to the creation of market power on the supply side.
Two model assumptions are decisive for this (unstable) boundary formation: (i) opposing transferases cannot pass each other on the chromatin causing confinement of the transferases, and (ii) the acetyltransferase and the methyltransferase have the same kinetic properties, which generates a balanced competition of the transferases for the nucleosomes.
Expanding online offerings will generate competition -- competition that could lead to even better technology, a more engaging learning experience for students, and, most importantly, lower costs.
"I think a club of that size being involved in the competition will generate a great deal of interest in it and will be a major plus," said the manager, whose side start their defence at home to Stirling Albion on Saturday.
A competition like this would generate a huge amount of publicity and would save more lives.
And sometimes the designs generated in a competition prove beyond the client's means, and the project is jettisoned altogether.
