On the one hand, it guarantees competitive fairness by allowing referees to enforce the rules of the game more effectively.
That sounds for some here like Germany, in a time of great economic difficulty, is trying to re-orient the common currency's rules to best suit its own economy: Reinforcing the euro zone's debt and deficit provisions in line with its own anti-inflationary (or deflationist) instincts, and in the process securing an arrangement that guarantees competitive advantages for its exports.
In conclusion, for the greatest part of the considered real life datasets, the proposed method guarantees competitive performance for a robust, fast, accurate and automated object alignment, consequently boosting the usability of high-end 3D scanners.
(59) Germany uses a feed-in-tariff to guarantee competitive prices for energy produced from ADs, and is a global leader in biogas production.
Following studies demonstrate that miR-21 enhances the expression of Foxp3 while miR-31 suppresses it in human Tregs [ 17]. miR-155, modulated by Foxp3, guarantees competitive fitness of Tregs to the IL-2 signal by targeting suppressor of cytokine signaling 1 (SOCS1) protein [ 18, 19].
Prize-money could be offered and the Association of Tennis Professionals might even be asked to offer ranking points to the winner in the hope of guaranteeing a competitive edge to the match.
A couple of years ago, Stuttgart boosted turnover by allowing private investors to trade smaller packets of shares than they could in Frankfurt, and by guaranteeing them competitive commissions.
"The prime minister reminded the parties of the state's role in the nuclear field," Mr. Fillon's office said in a statement, and he underlined "the necessity of guaranteeing the competitive production of electricity on French soil".
As a consequence, choice of a mixture with minimal quantities of additive is certainly fundamental to guarantee a competitive commercial strategy, even maintaining improvement of the mechanical and physical properties of the final product.
This "guarantees a competitive benefit to certain firms simply because of the organizational form they choose" while the rest of the Court's jurisprudence "is all about preventing discrimination between firms".
