Sentences with phrase «between competing models»

A small price difference between the competing models will attract more users towards the Xperia J. I believe this handset supports Single SIM.

The direction and nature of the waves observed will also help distinguish between competing models of coronal heating.

Measuring the mass of other elements could help theorists begin to differentiate between competing models for the structure of super-heavy nuclei.

Not exact matches

Another key difference between Ahalogy and competing firms is the business model: it's not a social media software platform sold on a subscription basis (SaaS)...

A business model explains which consumer pain your startup chooses to relieve, why your solution works better than competing ones and how big a wedge a company can drive between what customers are willing to pay and the costs.

With these background characteristics of the laity and clergy considered as preconditions of religious change, the model shifts to particular movements that developed as competing ways of organizing the new relations between laity and clergy.

In his view, research brings to the fore how, in a highly precise manner via a case enterprise, collaboration between competing firms can be utilised as part of a company's business model.

When launched, it will be slotted between the GLA and the GLE and will compete with similarly sized models from Audi, BMW and Volvo.

Between 1958 and 1975, Opel models were available in the United States at Opel dealerships, usually taken on by dealers who wanted something to compete with the other imports flooding the marketplace in the 1950s and 1960s.

The model will compete mainly with the likes of Ford EcoSport and Mahindra TUV300 which are priced between Rs 7 lakh and Rs 10.65 lakh.

It's a collaboration between the big three credit bureaus that enables them to compete with the FICO model.

Against this backdrop, The Talent Show examines a range of relationships between artists, audiences, and participants that model the competing desires for notoriety and privacy marking our present moment.

In view of the inconsistent relationship between RMSE and MAE, we argue that comparing the performance of competing models by comparing their RMSEs lacks merit.

Using a simple physical model, O'Gorman suggests that this is due to the balance between two competing effects caused by the warming: increasing moisture available for humidity and the decreases in the fraction of precipitation that falls as snow.

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When compared to a Samsung Galaxy S7 that also has a Qualcomm chip, the Verizon iPhone 7 could not compete, suggesting Apple has limited its performance to ensure feature parity between iPhone models on different networks.

If this time rumors turn out to be accurate and Google is indeed planning a trio of smartphones, the company could be looking to release a more budget - friendly model like the old Nexus phones, a top - tier handset that would compete with the likes of Apple's iPhone X, and a model that would come between these two.

Competing Behavior Model — This model helps to provide a link between functional assessment information (information learned by documenting what happens before, during, and after behaviors take place) and developing a positive behavior support Model — This model helps to provide a link between functional assessment information (information learned by documenting what happens before, during, and after behaviors take place) and developing a positive behavior support model helps to provide a link between functional assessment information (information learned by documenting what happens before, during, and after behaviors take place) and developing a positive behavior support plan.

This study explored relations between components of cumulative risk and adjustment in a sample of 324 South African youth (M age = 13.11 years; SD = 1.54 years; 65 % female; 56 % Black / African; 14 % Colored; 23 % Indian; 7 % White), and tested competing models of emotion dysregulation as a mediator or moderator of risk — adjustment links.

As we discussed at the conference, antitrust is especially relevant to real - estate professionals because (1) competitor brokers both compete and cooperate on a daily basis; (2) prices, and commission splits, are often announced and well - known; (3) there is a history of tension and battles between a traditional business model and new business models (this can create antitrust litigation in any market); (4) associations and cooperative Multiple - Listing Services (MLS) play large roles in the industry; (5) US antitrust enforcers, like the Department of Justice, have seriously scrutinized the real - estate industry.