The propellers are attached to long, thick, competition-grade rubber bands, which Mr. Bender refers to as his "motors".
Noteworthy in our view, Dell sits strongly in the thick of competition with the more 'heavy iron' OEMs, IBM and Hewlett-Packard".
With funds thin, competition thick and its co-founder in the clink, it may take a Super Fund-like undertaking to clean up Pixelon.
The roles of Aida herself (soprano) and Amneris (mezzo-soprano) are in the thick of the competition.
The Cardinals' division series with the Philadelphia Phillies has turned into another opportunity for La Russa, who seems to derive atypical satisfaction from the thick heat of competition, to flourish in his own idiosyncratic manner.
Mr. McFetridge created an animated graphics campaign in 2001 for the ESPN Winter X Games, a competition thick with snowboarding events, and is working on a watch and a shoe for Nike.
HBO lost 680,000 subscribers between 2009 and 2010, although its revenues went up, which suggests that many of the viewers who disappeared had not been paying much.The thick of itIf competition from other premium networks were not enough, basic cable networks have also become far more aggressive.
Gordon started at second and is in the thick of the competition there with Alex Guerrero, Chone Figgins and Justin Turner.
The competition is thick with the usual established European auteurs, like the 2009 Palme d'Or winner, Michael Haneke, who won the prize for "The White Ribbon" and is back with "Love," about an octogenarian couple.
In addition, the competition is thick.
Car and Driver clocked the 3.6 running from zero to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds, putting it in the thick of its benchmarked competition.
