For instance, competition and vanity are powerful drivers for personal change.
When, for instance, competition laws are not enforced, monopolies grow, and with them the income of monopolists.
For instance, competition can spur greater progress, and isolation can cause a country to stall (64 5).
For instance, competition among individual plants favors larger root systems and larger leaves, but productivity at the population level is maximized at intermediate root and leaf sizes (Schieving and Poorter 1999; Zhang et al. 1999).
For instance, competition over hosts on which to oviposit is near-ubiquitous for female parasitoids and the extent varies with the level of gregariousness of the species in question (Godfray, 1994).
This could imply that other genes may be influencing the PR trait and/or variations between different biological samples are higher in PR (for instance, competition for development due to the presence of different shoots in a similar explant area).
So if the Commission's monitoring efforts confirm instances where competition is being blocked, as appears the case here with Qwant, further interventions will surely follow.
Competition serves as an example of a concept that was very rarely used by students to explain evolutionary change; only about 10 instances of competition were found among 500 written explanations.
In many instances the competition to win per diem revenue, coupled with power imbalances in organizational structures, led to conflict and employee dissatisfaction, possibly counteracting the positive effects of allowances.
Of course, being big helps with problems such as funding startup losses, but the competitive landscape is intensifying, with newspapers, for instance, facing competition from lots of what Murdoch describes as "crappy blogs", such as Guido Fawkes.
