Above is a typical process of "winner-take-all" (typical market results shown in Fig. 2 (b)).
Tells about the process of choosing winners.
The networks formed the news service consortium in 1990 to save money on the increasingly expensive process of projecting winners on election night.
After a reception, stage and screen star Lucie Arnaz, who chaired the selection committee, spoke glowingly about the ten winning companies, describing the painstaking process of choosing winners from over a hundred applicants.
The brilliance, articulateness and thought processes of the winner have never been clearer.
It's possible, given the formalities of each process, that the winner of the Alabama race will be seated in the Senate before a vote on the final version of the tax bill is taken.
The process of choosing the winner was anonymous, with the panel only learning the names of the winning architects once they had been chosen.
Tampa Bay's acquisition of the veteran goalie Dwayne Roloson from the Islanders was another building block in the process of constructing a winner from the ruins of last year's 12th-place team.
Although that is still some way short of the $1,000 genome that is reckoned to be the point at which a retail business becomes possible, Dr Hodosh thinks the process of commercialising the winner will, itself, bring about the necessary 90% fall in cost.
This is an all or nothing selection process with the winner of the final of each Olympic event, subject to reaching the minimum time, going to Rio.
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