Sentence examples for source competition from inspiring English sources

One thing to note about open source competition: Dan Gillmor says "My current hopes are on the Chandler project at the Open Source Applications Foundation.

This study analyses the importance of these new model extensions to correctly describe the nitrification behaviour and the carbon source competition between ordinary heterotrophic organisms (OHO) and polyphosphate accumulating organisms (PAO) under certain operation conditions.

Biodiesel of non food vegetal oil origin is gaining attention as a replacement for current fossil fuels as its non-food chain interfering manufacturing processes shall prevent food source competition which is expected to happen with current biodiesel production processes.

Similarly, when grown on a non-selective carbon source, Comamonas testosteroni WDL7 outcompeted and covered Variovorax sp. WDL1, but when fed with an aromatic compound as the sole carbon source, competition switched to cooperation and the two populations intermixed (Breugelmans et al., 2008).

Also on Tuesday, Philips announced an open-source competition to speed its product innovation.

The American Antitrust Institute has indicated that collective control over the Nortel portfolio could be used by these Android opponents "to suppress mobile device competition generally and open-source competition in particular".

Hence, the crowd-sourcing competition for a solution.

The regulator's next, and even more important, move should be to force América Móvil to offer other firms access to its infrastructure, so they can set up rival services.As it happens, the strongest source of competition to América Móvil is likely to be Televisa, and vice versa.

International trade, another potential source of competition, was tightly controlled by quotas and foreign-exchange rationing.This absence of real competition put central governments at the mercy of their own enterprises.

But fashion is not the only source of competition among the real-life counterparts of "Gossip Girl".

The allure of living in the affluent West is another source of competition -- and a persistent drain of Philippine talent.