I've always been baffled by how much we over-rate the statistically insignificant differences that separate competitors at the top end of the distribution.
Amateur men's tournaments decrease the likelihood that matches will be unbalanced by separating competitors into two divisions: novice, for those with fewer than ten fights, and open, for those with ten or more.
In addition to processes utilising similar techniques, bodybuilding engages in a sort of formalism that separates competitors from the everyman gym rat.
In addition to processes utilizing similar techniques, bodybuilding engages in a sort of formalism that separates competitors from the everyman gym rat.
If AOL dominates the instant messaging business, with the majority of users, it has an incentive to keep its network separate from competitors because its relative size is a competitive advantage.
It was nothing, less than a blink, the smallest margin of time that can separate two competitors without the race being determined a draw.
Sara Basharmal, a spectator, was confused because she did not understand why the referee kept separating the competitors, barking what might have been instructions at them, and then letting them fight some more.
The standoff between the SCDP team and the Chaough team is one of the most divine things the show has ever done: First, we see the two trios face off, with a gigantic visual chasm separating the competitors.
The Nexus 5 does offer features that separate it from competitors.
Neither is age any barrier: there are 48 years separating the youngest competitor, Gaurika Singh, 13, a swimmer from Nepal, and Australian equestrian Mary Hanna, 61.
For all the thrills the Djokovic-Federer semifinal offered, and there were many the fifth set alone was enough to satisfy the most rabid fan there were additional ones to be found in the two men's post-match interviews, which exposed the chasms that separate them as competitors.
