Known as an "internal hire," competing with a current employee is very tough because choosing someone already working in the organization is typically low-risk for the hiring manager.
The Orient was similarly fraught with religiously justified external wars and bloody internal rivalry between competing Muslim dynasties.
In fluoroalkyl methacrylic ester-containing polymers, internal interactions are competing efficiently with intermolecular ones, thus limiting the miscibility of these polymers with VDF-homo and copolymers.
He managed to convince Sunni leaders that the expansionist ambitions of IS presented a common threat, getting them to overcome internal rivalries and competing interests and unite on a programme of action.
However, the three countries diverge on two internal factors, each offering (competing) explanatory accounts: national identities and public philosophies; and party-political dynamics.
Even if this suddenly changed, WebRTC would be just one of many features competing for internal attention.
In a sharply worded decision, Forrest said securities laws do not require banks to be "prescient or omniscient," such that UBS should be liable for what "at most" reflected "internal management issues" and "competing incentives".
These trade-offs are often the result of traits competing for internal limiting resources (Zera and Harshman 2001).
As both the potential target C. trachomatis-DNA of a sample and the added internal control DNA compete for the CT-primers, an absence of detection of the internal control by the Tex Red-labelled probe was tolerated in samples with a positive CT-detection, but indicative of PCR inhibition in specimens negative for Chlamydia trachomatis.
He identified three internal finalists to compete in a "bake-off" to replace him, says Mr Useem.
"Open innovation" is quickly becoming the norm, because it allows U.S. companies to maximize internal resources and compete globally.
