Sentences with phrase «to compete for resources»

In biology, all life forms in a closed system compete for resources.

When women are in short supply, men compete for resources like good jobs and fancy cars that make them more attractive to potential mates.

Normally, when a wild animal loses its weapon the outcome is poor, if not fatal, as it can no longer compete for resources.

Avoid placing boxes next to each other if you can and spread the territory out to avoid conflicts between cats competing for resources.

A dominant dog competes for a resource, either with you, another person, or another animal.

He goes on to note that the game isn't competing for resources with Kingdom Hearts III and comments on some new possibilities that the newest generation of hardware brings to the development team.

She added: «By showing sound economic reasons for increasing the use of preventative measures, such as tooth brushing and fluoride varnishing, I hope that they can now compete for resource against other less cost - effective interventions.»

Accordingly, «the idea has been floated that these traits could then become preferred by males,» says Caitlin Stern, a research fellow at the Santa Fe Institute, «because they indicate that a female is successful in competing for resources.»

In these races, other candidates could not compete for resources against the Coalition for School Reform, a political action committee spearheaded by L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

The move comes as Uber and Google increasingly compete for resources, talent and partnerships in the self - driving vehicle space.

We have wasted so much time, energy, blood and treasure competing for resources, control, and promoting «us» over «them» over the course of human history it's not hard to understand why people want there to be a Satan to explain it so they don't have to accept the reality that people aren't anywhere near the noble creatures we were raised to believe.

Yes it's a far stretch from UFO's to an enlightened civilization, but those who are visiting are surely more sane than this planet of nations competing for resources, polluting the water and land while still using fossil fuels, fighting in «God's» name...

«We really need to look at how these plants compete for resources.»

The process can take several decades to document and involves trees with diverse physiological characteristics competing for resources over large and ecologically varied areas.

Females, on the other hand, have evolved to maximize the number of surviving offspring, each of which might have a different father's genes competing for her resources.

Haig suspected that competing for resources also could give rise to a related kind of in utero conflict, between maternal and paternal genes.

And selfishness is supposedly the smart strategy when competing for the resources needed to survive.

This overlap led ecologist Jason Rohr of the University of South Florida in Tampa to wonder if the two species competed for resources.

The groups undoubtedly competed for resources, though, and evidently humans sometimes attacked or even ate Neanderthals.

«Women with more feminine features have, in the past, been found to be less socially dominant and less effective at competing for resources,» Marcinkowska says.

It's not clear exactly why this is; one hypothesis is that Wolbachia competes for resources with other intruders, such as the dengue virus.

«If we push that analogy and think about parts of the cell competing for resources the way the parts of the body do, the brain should be getting whatever it needs at the expense of everything else.»

As with any population competing for resources, it's a bit of a race to repopulate.

World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth draws on the franchise's rich RTS legacy: large groups of warriors competing for resources.

That's why I've always wondered why it took so long for Tower Defense to: - become multiplayer - enable players to attack eachother - enable players to compete for resources + enable players to compete for territory, like you can in Civilization, some Age Of Empires (or was it Rise Of Nations) versions, and when playing the Zerg in Starcraft.

A. First of all, it's not as though offices compete for resources, management time, or the things that management decides, so balance is not in that sense a matter of weighing competing opposites and finding some middle ground.

«We would have dual education systems competing for resources.»

If predators became herbivorous, they would compete for resources with existing herbivores.

Microsoft now has a single software platform and set of applications, which instead of competing for resources will work together.

That is obviously a little bit different, it is competing for resources and your parents love.

Schools are less likely to work collaboratively if they are doing their own thing and competing for resources and pupils.

And almost everywhere they have to compete for resources and nutrients.

The finding helps explain how jellyfish, some species of which are considered invasive species, have adapted to compete with other, more muscle - filled fish to take over an ecosystem and compete for resources.

Countless bacterial species adapt to the living conditions in the water, compete for resources and each find a niche in which they can best survive.

«The world is competing for resources and global markets.

Molecules crafted in the laboratory can make copies of themselves, mutate, compete for resources and assemble, giving a paradigm for life

Note that when multi-strain freeze - dried bacteria are encapsulated, the various strains are blended only AFTER being to sleep, which means when reactivated, they will compete for resources and minimize their numbers even more.

PLAY MAYOR - Connect a massive region of SimCities, each sharing and competing for resources.

Furthermore, not all schools can be good schools when they are forced to compete for resources, space, or students.

School choice is based on the assumption that school performance for all students will improve if schools are forced to compete for resources.

Starved for resources, states fell all over themselves changing laws and policies to compete for the resources that could plug some of the holes created by revenue shortfalls.

One of the ways to keep peace in a multicat home is to not force cats to compete for resources.

Are the cats having to compete for resources?

While humans and animals may compete for resources in developing countries, there is a symbiotic relationship as well — demanding interventions that focus on both human and animal health.

They're not just damaging wildlife, but they are competing for resources.»

He continued: «The work that the SFO is currently undertaking will, under these plans, end up having to compete for resource and priority with other incredibly important work at the NCA, including the combatting of terrorism, narcotics trafficking, human tracking and sexual exploitation.»

You may have too much junk software running in the background, competing for resources.