Moreover, we find that like multiplicative selection functions of two-locus individual selection, joint selection on competitive and policing alleles does not generate linkage-disequilibrium, and thus the hyper-competitive genotypes are equally likely to be police or civilians.
In a public statement before the closed-door session with General Fan, Mr. Donilon repeated the Obama administration's desire for stronger strategic communications between the two militaries and for joint, rather than competitive, efforts to deal with regional problems in Asia.
Another trend I'll be watching for is a greater willingness among Chinese firms to form joint ventures and competitive partnerships with foreign nanotech companies.
Competition for places is high with an average 7.7 applications per place according to the 2014 Sunday Times League Tables, making it the joint 11th most competitive university in the UK.
Due to their large complexity, neither the MAP detector, nor the joint MMSE estimator are competitive in any of the evaluated scenarios - not even at high system loads.
"We are asking member states to step up the pursuit of joint research agendas, enhance competitive funding for institutions and projects and invest efficiently in world-class facilities," Robert-Jan Smits, the European director general for research, added at a press conference.
Broadcasters have said they need joint deals to remain competitive.
The company claims that they deliver a significantly longer service life than competitive U-joints.
Integrated innovation models highlight a reasonably strong presence of collaborative, pre-competitive research, joint R&D ventures and R&D-based strategic alliances.
The Broad Institute is a rare joint effort between two fiercely competitive institutions, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
