We also apply the main results for (1.3) to the -species Lotka-Volterra systems of competitive type, which are one of the theoretical interests in population biology since they involve Ricker type (exponential) nonlinearities one of the standard nonlinearities used in the business.
However, the countries differ in the implementation of public insurance system, for example the Czech Republic and Slovakia established systems of competitive health insurance funds, Romania introduced one national health insurance fund with district insurance houses, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova and Poland operate single national health insurance funds.
The State Governments of West Bengal and Orissa also wrote formally opposing a change to the system of competitive bidding.
The jury is still out on a new system of competitive bidding that Medicare is using to buy home medical equipment like wheelchairs, walkers and oxygen tanks.
Optimal contracts equalize marginal abatement costs and, thus, can be implemented by a system of competitive permit trading.
Dodgson disapproved of the new regimentation of Christ Church life that Liddell ushered in (he particularly hated the new system of competitive examinations), and for the next thirty years he opposed the Dean's innovations with a series of comic pamphlets.
"It's at the federal level," Dr. Magnarelli said, citing President Bush's 2007 budget, which proposed further cuts and the eventual elimination of federal formula financing for agricultural research, replacing it with a system of competitive grants.
When insurgents led by Newt Gingrich took over the House after the 1994 election, they were determined to open markets, allow free enterprise to flourish and rid the legal and regulatory system of competitive favoritism.
But it's being pursued by a sufficiently dynamic system of competitive projects that a basic measure such as instructions per second per constant dollar follows a very smooth exponential path going back to the 1890 American census.
The Rose Bowl grew out of the ECB's system of competitive tendering, which shook up the established order of Test grounds and saw new venues rise up in Chester-Le-Street, Cardiff and, in Hampshire's case, in West End, on the outskirts of Southampton.
Chinese examination system, In China, system of competitive examinations for recruiting officials that linked state and society and dominated education from the Song dynasty (960 1279) onward, though its roots date to the imperial university established in the Han dynasty (206 bc ad 220).
