"They had to expand that product line rapidly to compete with other low-cost companies sticking an MP3 player into everything," said Adam Richardson, creative director at Frog Design, which once worked with Apple.
A highly social member of the squirrel family known for burrowing elaborate tunnels and emitting a warning call similar to a dog's bark, they are treated as pests by most ranchers because they can spread rapidly and compete with cattle for grass.
In forest plantations, broom plants grow rapidly and compete vigorously with conifers during establishment.
This more efficient glucose transporting strain (green line) will rapidly out-compete the original strain for glucose, achieving a state of maximum entropy for that dish at a time significantly earlier than the genetically stable bacterial strain (blue line).
Although very durable compared to steel and chromium needle points, osmium alloy tips wore out far more rapidly than competing but costlier sapphire and diamond tips and were discontinued.
With already large and rapidly growing competing demands and guidelines, physicians may rely on their personal intuition or bias, office systems reminders, chronic illness triggers [ 39], or patients' requests to determine the time they will spend on preventive services during each visit.
Starting much behind their international competitors, both in size and capabilities, Indian companies must rapidly learn to compete with the best in the world.
It will need to continue to rapidly expand to compete with some of the larger players in the space, like Dexcom and Medtronic.
Central to the cancer evolution principle is the ability of cancer cells to rapidly diversify and compete as "clonal evolution of tumor cells" [2], favoring linear evolution in creating the fittest clone [3].
