Another paradox of neoliberalism is that universal competition relies upon universal quantification and comparison.
Intraspecific agonistic interactions are a nearly universal consequence of the competition for limited resources that animals face.
In the case of the spiders, it can be debated whether individuals in social spider colonies that fail to reproduce should be considered non-reproductive helpers, as absence of universal reproduction likely reflects competition for resources, rather than socially enforced reproductive division of labour (Avilés 1997; Avilés & Tufiño 1998; Bilde et al. 2007; Lubin & Bilde 2007).
The mathematical model with universal product inhibition, substrate competition for CCR1, inhibition of 4CL, and the possibility of a metabolic channel was subjected to large-scale simulations aimed at inferring the most likely topology of the lignin pathway (recall Fig. 3).
If the decision goes NBC's way, tomorrow's board meeting may end an almost yearlong competition for the Vivendi Universal assets.
The lack of universal access to quality public education and the lack of universal access to quality health care are not in competition for our greatest shame.
Over the last few months, though, there has been aggressive competition for smaller chunks unloaded by Sony and Universal on the orders of European regulators.
This finding indicates that competition for profitable borrowers is especially high in the Philippines, since smaller Universal Banks may lend in the presence of higher levels of uncertainty in both returns, and information asymmetry.
As the studios and their partners (Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment, with Universal; Scott Rudin and Sam Raimi with Sony; and the screenwriter Akiva Goldsman with Warner Brothers) found out about the competition for the material, prices climbed.
Clearly ABC didn't take this universal love into consideration when they decided to put two women up against each other in a competition for something that they've decided to call "love".
