Of the cluster of disciplines that make up the grammatical sciences, especially 'ilm al-wad' (roughly, semantics) and 'ilm al-balâgha (roughly, rhetoric) compete to cover material covered by parts of Aristotelian logic.
it's a shot across the bow of the roughly 15 competing satellite imaging companies vying for a piece of the global imaging market.
Of the roughly 100 colleges that compete in rodeo, none take part in more than 10 rodeos a year before the finals.
There's room, it would seem, for a network where representatives from the right and left can both feel comfortable, and compete on roughly equal terms.
Failing that, they suggest that in tournaments, players with roughly the same handicap compete against one another, rather than against players who are much better.
An estimated 1,000 athletes will compete for roughly 135 spots on the United States Olympic team in what some call the greatest 10-day drama in sports: a concentration of great athletes in a competition where every step, every throw, every jump has no margin for error.
Roughly 25 startups will compete in Startup Battlefield.
Started in 1998 by the fiddler Jana Jae, who has played with Chet Atkins, Roy Clark and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the contest draws around 3,000 people a day to witness roughly 100 fiddlers competing for the grand prize of $1,000.
Some say it needs to cut CD prices to compete with the roughly $5 cost of pirate copies; others that it should put far more resources into building legal alternatives to peer-to-peer file sharing along the lines of iTunes and Napster 2.0, but cheaper.
Taking into account the pass rate and that around a third of graduates are international students — many of whom return to their home jurisdictions to practise — there were roughly two graduates competing for each first six place.
