Because of time constraints and the limited number of competitors, organizers had decided not to build a bobsled run.
The companies have already committed in principle to keeping their network open to a limited number of competitors, although crucial details of how that commitment would be enforced remain unresolved.
And attempts to foster rivalry – the whipped-up scandal that ensued when Iain Watters threw his baked alaska into the bin – have always met with limited success; the competitors can't seem to help themselves nipping over to someone else's bench to offer advice and moral support when the sugar hit the fan.
That makes these film-only movie services with limited selections niche competitors at best.
"We have a limited number of competitors in this market," CCA assured its shareholders in a recent annual report.
Because of the harsh winter conditions, difficult trail, and the limited support that competitors are allowed, it is considered the "most difficult sled dog race in the world", or even the "toughest race in the world".
I do not believe this statement is nearly strong enough - In areas where the number of researchers is quite limited, a direct competitor on a study section has in practice the power to keep a researcher out of NIH funding essentially indefinitely (so long as they are on the section) - See section 4 below.
We then used the same proteins to carry out an EMSA experiment in the presence of a limited amount of competitor DNA, and with an unrelated probe, SL2, that contains 5 CpGs (Figure 6C).
In raising his estimates, Brown said low production costs, potentially strong growth, and limited commercialized competition in thin film, should give the company an edge on competitors.
Vergeer played 73 opponents during her winning streak, but the limited number of elite competitors in women's wheelchair tennis meant that many of her wins came against just a few opponents.
