Sentence examples for with respect to competition from inspiring English sources

"With respect to competition law, the respective authorities are in charge (Federal Cartel Office, Regional Cartel Offices, EU Commission).

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Amount of prices with respect to competition intensity effect Open image in new window Fig. 3 Amount of market shares with respect to competition intensity effect Open image in new window Fig. 4 Amount of profits with respect to competition intensity effect.

Figures 2, 3 and 4 show the sensitivity analysis of the optimal equilibrium wholesale and retail prices, number of profits of the plants and DCs and market shares of the chains with respect to competition intensity effect.

"With respect to competition for integrated graphics and core logic, well over 90% of such chip circuitry is graphics-related, and therefore significantly much more dependent on graphics chip technology," says Scovel, who thinks it might be difficult for Intel to make a dent in the integrated chipset market as well.

So in order to simplify the problem, we make the following symmetry assumptions: (1) (k_{1}=k_{2}=k_{3}); (2) with respect to competition, Y affects X as Z affects Y as X affects Z, which means (c_{12}=c_{23}=c_{31}=a); (3) similarly one arrives at (c_{21}=c_{32}=c_{13}=b).

In this part, we study the behavior of the equilibrium wholesale and retail prices, number of profits of the plants and DCs and market shares of the chains with respect to competition intensity (tilde{beta }) effect while the self-price parameter (tilde{delta }) is set to (EV tilde{delta }) = 0.03EV tilde{d}_{k} )).

A third theme examines the technology strategies of countries and industrial policy, particularly with respect to data competition.

In particular, we note that the teams' solutions were highly optimized with respect to the competition goals.

In this changing context, how national strategies and multinational corporations will interact, particularly with respect to technological competition, is of central importance.

The SIA was formed to address the growing economic concerns of the American semiconductor industry, especially with respect to foreign competition.

Where does this program stand with respect to the competition?