Companies that can effectively shape the conditions governing competitive encounters will flourish; those that cannot will fail.
Meanwhile, the regulations governing competitive ballroom dance became more exact as dance teachers switched their focus from inventing new dances to codifying existing ones.
But the opportunity account still helps us here, for it is not only a principle governing competitive advantage.
Major League Eating is the US national organization that governs competitive eating.
Even so, the incident is confronting parents and professionals here with the question of how to best to govern the competitive pressures that modern education puts on teachers and students.
Moreover, this size-variance relation is strikingly analogous to the decreasing growth rate volatility observed as complex economic entities (i.e. firms or countries) increase in size42,44,45,46,47,48, which strengthens the analogy of language as a complex ecosystem of words governed by competitive forces.
Irradiation-induced nano-structuring is governed by competitive processes of preferential sputtering and surface diffusion.
Citing behavioral finance literature, Ayres said the fact that most actively managed funds do worse than the market yet fund managers' profits have increased demonstrates the industry isn't governed by competitive forces.
USA Water Ski, founded in 1939, with headquarters at Winter Haven, Fla., sponsors and promotes both recreational and competitive waterskiing and is the governing body for competitive waterskiing standards in the United States.
For purposes of carrying out subparts 1 through 4 of this part, the Secretary shall appoint, without regard to the provisions of title 5 that govern appointments in the competitive service, such administrative and technical employees, with the appropriate educational background, as shall be needed to assist in the administration of such parts .
