On 1 November 2009, several prospective and competitive earthquake predictability experiments began in the testing region of Japan (Nanjo et al., 2011).
On 1 November 2009, the Testing Center started a prospective and competitive earthquake predictability experiment using the seismically active and well-instrumented region of Japan as a natural laboratory.
When Asian families commit to transnational separation, they do so with the hope that their children will accumulate cultural capital, such as English proficiency, social capital, such as cosmopolitan experiences and networking opportunities, and symbolic capital, such as diplomas from prestigious colleges, which will help them attain positions in competitive prospective job markets.
A few went to the trouble of putting prospective managers through a competitive process, only to pick money managers that never took part.
Our results suggested that AG-MSCs are competitive for prospective applications of miniaturized energy storage devices.
And while they don't specifically mention Google, it seems pretty clear who they're thinking about when they write that a termination of existing licensing agreements "would result in considerable disruption in the development and enhancement of various existing technologies and give the prospective purchaser an unfair competitive advantage".
Still, school board positions are coveted, and the seats are competitive enough that prospective candidates in this district usually appear before a 24-person independent committee to be vetted.
One often overlooked step is simply engaging with customers about the competitive landscape — including prospective as well as won/lost targets.
To make themselves competitive with other prospective young renters, Claire and her housemates took drastic measures.
Leigh said that he was not involved in the decision to sell Smythson through Cavendish and that the sale was a competitive process with several prospective purchasers involved.
