As the differences in network characteristics increase, the time-to-resolution of competition decreases.
Note that this result speaks only to the fact that competition has ended, and not which species won; the adaptation speed/accuracy tradeoff is not apparent in time-to-resolution of competition.
"These fast-moving markets would particularly benefit from a quick resolution of the competition issues identified," Mr. Almunia said then, calling this preferable to "lengthy proceedings".
Europe's competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said his distinct preference was for a settlement: "These fast-moving markets would particularly benefit from a quick resolution of the competition issues identified".
This is much smaller than the timing resolution of the competition rules for hand-timed races (100ms) and can be neglected for training purposes and even for middle distance running competitions.
Whatever the ultimate resolution of such competition, the theme pursued in this paper is that the traditional frameworks are not the only ways of organising Crime Science knowledge for practice, research and theory.
In the developing cortex, the process of refinement includes the resolution of synaptic competition between incoming thalamic projections and the resident intracortical axons.
Ledermann and Eckmüllner (2004) showed that the resolution of the competition variable BAL changes during the course of the growth projection, and that this leads to biased simulation results.
Future studies may determine if impaired resolution of axonal competition by astrocytes drives the dendritic spine deficiencies observed in these conditions, providing a novel cellular target for therapeutic strategies.
"We are hoping to have good discussions which lead to a resolution of matters relevant to competition with the European Commission competition authority," Ballmer said.
More importantly, biased competition proposes that the resolution of neural ambiguity through competitive interaction is visual attention.
