But that line-up is volatile, with competition coming not just from consumer-electronics giants, but also from PC-makers such as Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Gateway.Meanwhile, digital technology is allowing cameras to reach into all sorts of new niches.
MG: The economy is precarious, the stock market is volatile, and competition is constantly changing.
Agricultural bioenergy production is subject to dynamics such as yield fluctuations, volatile prices, resource competition, new regulation and policy, innovation and climate change.
In America, low-tax Nevada is among those trying to lure businesses away from high-tax California (where tax revenues have been extremely volatile).Competition also explains why governments are unlikely to be tempted by the recent suggestion of "Red Adair" Turner, the head of Britain's financial services regulator, to impose a levy on capital-market transactions.
Its US business made "good progress" despite volatile exchange rates and competition.
With less competition and volatile markets, the investment banks that are still standing have been earning fat margins trading in currencies, commodities and bonds.Yet these spreads are already beginning to shrink as rivals regain their footing.
Peter Voser will take over from Jeroen van der Veer as chief executive on July 1. "The industry, and Shell, faces considerable challenges, from high costs, volatile energy prices, and competition for new projects," Mr. Voser said.
During breath-by-breath data acquisition it appeared clearly that some competition between volatiles towards the chemical ionisation process occured.
Political parties tend to cluster around particular personalities and families and competition is highly volatile and rancorous".
When reminded of the tightening competition and the volatile market, his face lights up: "That's the challenge".
By comparing time scales between pyrolysis and heating processes, the competition of the volatile evolution and heterogeneous surface reaction are discussed.
