But the huge gap between AOL's $23.95 dial-up rate and the proliferating price competition could force AOL to give away increasing amounts of what it now sees as premium services.
In previous years SwiftKey charged for its app, but as keyboard competition proliferated it switched to a freemium model, in mid 2014 — offering the core tech for free and launching a themes store as its initial content monetization plan.
As print circulation drops and advertising options proliferate online, the competition for ad dollars becomes a life-or-death struggle.
The selective advantage, s, or disadvantage of the evolved population was calculated as previously described (Thompson et al., 2006), where E and R are the numbers of evolved and reference cells in the final (f) and initial (i) populations, and T is the number of generations that reference cells have proliferated during the competition.
The Meijer one-stop shops started proliferating throughout the Midwest, though competition from other retailers and Fred Meijer's desire to keep the company private limited their growth.
But a few months later he was named head of the troubled retail unit, which was suffering from increased competition from the rapidly proliferating number of mutual funds and weak performance by its discount brokerage unit.
The seedlings in all treatments were subjected to rapidly increasing competition by the remarkably proliferating weed vegetation, resulting in poor growth and vigor, and high mortality rate in direct seeding but much less so in planting.
Market competition, meanwhile, seems to be proliferating the auction strategy rather than undermining it.
US LEC is among the communications companies proliferating since the 1996 United States Telecommunications Act opened competition in local markets.
In particular, preventing apoptosis of surrounding wild-type cells impairs the growth of otherwise highly proliferating clones, both in the cases of DMYC-induced super-competition and Minute-induced cell-competition.
