Sentence examples for introduced a competition from inspiring English sources

And Rainer Müller, press officer of the International Building Exhibition, which introduced a competition in 2009 that led to the creation of the B.I.Q.

Considering the SMWG first, the authors introduced a competition factor to model the spectrum competition between the different PUs.

Li [3] introduced a competition turbidostat model with inconstant dilution rate (d+k_{1}x_{1}(t)+k_{2}x_{2}(t)) and analyzed dynamic behaviors of the system.

The company introduced a competition for pet owners to win a part-time job earning $50,000 annually to travel with their cat, interview other pet owners and write for the Purina website.

The theory emphasizes that after authority has been decentralized to a local level, the central government can introduce a competition mechanism between regions.

The main feature of deregulation is to introduce a competition into the generation, whereas the transmission network remains a natural monopoly.

We assumed that both viral strains compete in a finite bounded system (e.g., in the plant or in a plant tissue), using a logistic-like constraint (with carrying capacity C0, hereafter is scaled to C0 = 1) that couples both populations and introduces a competition term associated to the growth inside the host.

We introduce a competition-based clustering algorithm.

The health sector reform in Colombia, initiated by Law 100 (1993) that introduced a managed competition model, is generally presented as a successful experience of improving access to care through a health insurance regulated market.

Third, we've introduced an annual competition assessment to ensure markets work for consumers.

They argue that philanthropy needs to celebrate its failures as much as its successes, so society can learn from them and thus ensure the money was not wasted.At the Hewlett Foundation, Mr Brest has even introduced an annual competition among his staff to find "the worst grant from which you learned the most".