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).
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.
This competition now generates a growing standardization of research and innovation activities.
In reality, this is completely misguided, there are no creative or intellectual batting averages, and by redesigning our educational system to produce data we actually abandon education and replace it with a kind of international quiz show competition, which generates a great deal of sound and fury but signifies absolutely nothing.
And sometimes the designs generated in a competition prove beyond the client's means, and the project is jettisoned altogether.
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.
The money-spinning competition generates an estimated $195 million, about 85% of the United States Tennis Association's (USTA) revenue for the year, the rest of which comes largely from membership dues.
