Sentence examples for incipient competition from inspiring English sources

But have the two giants that dominate the market for big jet aircraft become so obsessed with each other that they have ignored incipient competition?

This court concludes that Microsoft's decision to offer only the bundled -- "integrated" -- version of Windows and Internet Explorer derived not from technical necessity or business efficiencies; rather, it was the result of a deliberate and purposeful choice to quell incipient competition before it reached truly minatory proportions.

The system is profoundly undemocratic when it comes to the quality of the product it engenders, and its relentless crushing of any incipient freelance competition.

Likewise, models of speciation through disruptive sexual selection have been criticised (e.g., Van Doorn and Weissing 2001; Arnegard and Kondrashov 2004; Van Doorn et al. 2004) because of their highly special initial conditions and the lack of stability of the incipient species in the face of ecological competition.

Therefore, a potential for strong exclusionary mechanisms by inter-specific pathogen competition to limit the persistence of incipient host shifts should be addressed by additional studies.

Even if speciation through diverging female preferences does occur, the disruptive forces involved are typically weak and unable to support the stable coexistence of the incipient daughter species in the face of ecological competition.

If our hypothesis of a genetic correlation of the mating cue "color" and ecology is confirmed, the genetic correlation is likely to play a major role in the maintenance of the color polymorphism, and possibly facilitates sympatric incipient diversification [ 19, 44] by reducing ecological competition.

The characteristic spacing of glacial valleys produced by the model is controlled by a competition between the thickening of ice in incipient glacial valleys, which acts to enhance flow and valley deepening, and viscous/sidewall drag, which acts to limit flow and deepening.

If so, a reduced growth rate might indicate the incipient emergence of density dependent growth driven by resource competition.

In competition with the formation of the HAT product 6, the incipient C2H3.

The major objection was that divergence through competition cannot occur without prior evolution of reproductive isolation between incipient species, because gene flow would preclude any divergence [ 38, 87].