Sentence examples for parallel competition from inspiring English sources
First, to the chagrin of local carnivores, organisers had the temerity to introduce a parallel competition for "southern types" who like to put things called vegetables in their pies.
The RFU had spent £650,000 on its innovative bid, which included a proposal to host a parallel competition for emerging nations, but mustered only one vote, from Canada, after being outflanked by France.
An additional $500 million will be devoted to a parallel competition among all states to raise the quality of early learning and child care programs and to increase families' access to them, federal officials said.
The initiative is a key part of the Obama administration's overall education strategy, but has been overshadowed by Race to the Top, a parallel competition that will culminate Tuesday when Mr. Duncan announces the dozen or so states that will share in $3.4 billion in grants.
Their parallel competition which they run for lamb legs "Glammies" does take into account some of these other metrics when weighting the entrants for their ranking within the competition.
Parallel competition experiments with 1 a and [D]- 1 a did not indicate any primary kinetic isotope effect (kH/ kD=1.2).
Competition in DLPFC might occur selectively in saccadic action space, but this might be complemented by parallel competitions in other regions in other reference frames.
February 22 , 2014Updated at 9.02am GMT 9.00am GMT Just 15 more minutes before we get a morning glimpse of the action in the snowboard parallel slalom competition.
A parallel online competition is open to individuals who shoot for weekly prizes of $1,000 and, ultimately, a $50,000 grand prize.
— JOANNE C. GERSTNER The parallel bars competition is under way, and China's Zhang Chenglong has already probably taken himself out of the medals.
Here's a quick recap on the morning/afternoon's highlights: There was gold for America's Russia's Wild as he beat Kosir in the men's parallel snowboard competition.
