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Now here you'll find that even Jesus has competition.
In 2012, we entered the competition for the Angelini Innovation Center, and the aim was to build the right environment for knowledge creation.
The competition of grasses, right?
That means there's less competition for you and it's an extra incentive for you to get in touch.
One of the most amazing examples I've seen of machine learning happened on a project that I ran at Kaggle where a team run by a guy called Geoffrey Hinton from the University of Toronto won a competition for automatic drug discovery.
In this obscure competition from Germany called the German Traffic Sign Recognition Benchmark, deep learning had learned to recognize traffic signs like this one.
Also in 2012, Geoffrey Hinton, who we saw earlier, won the very popular ImageNet competition, looking to try to figure out from one and a half million images what they're pictures of.
And the central, but not all-important, role of competition and survival of the fittest shrinks just a little bit to make room.
Think of the iPhone 5, 6, then 7, 8. Companies in the West spend billions of dollars investing in R&D, and use tons of natural resources to create ever more complex products, to differentiate their brands from competition, and they charge customers more money for new features.
For instance, there is a lot of competition at the village or district level over who can be chief of village or chief of territory according to traditional law, and who can control the distribution of land and the exploitation of local mining sites.
This competition often results in localized fighting, for instance in one village or territory, and quite frequently, it escalates into generalized fighting, so across a whole province, and even at times into neighboring countries.
That too was a competition, and it is something I'm just beginning to work on.
And I became a prime number-themed poetry competition winner, or as I like to call it, a prime minister.
Perhaps we are not at a stage in Africa where many actors and small enterprises leads to growth through competition.
We're going to show you right now an excerpt from a routine that we used to wipe out the other juggling team competition.
Three weeks later, I received a complete set of drawings saying we'd won the competition.
These are offices, which, really, in the competition, we didn't have to design.
The acoustician in the competition gave us criteria, which led to this compartmentalized scheme, which we found out after the competition would not work at all.
But everybody liked these forms and liked the space, and so that's one of the problems of a competition.
At 19, I won a research competition for my research on coral reefs, and I ended up speaking at the UN Convention of Biological Diversity, presenting this research.
Is it about cooperation and complementarity, or about competition?
I know there's competition in terms of funding, but what about the science?
And this introduction of competition and choice does exactly what the economists would predict.
Eager and nosy for some personal details, the host of the Inn proposes a competition: whoever tells the best tale will be treated to dinner.
There is no competition here.
Your beach is one mile long and you have no competition.
Customers may be better served by distributing services throughout a community, but this leaves businesses vulnerable to aggressive competition.
In the real world, customers come from more than one direction, and businesses are free to compete with marketing strategies, by differentiating their product line, and with price cuts, but at the heart of their strategy, companies like to keep their competition as close as possible.
But because of improving relations negotiated by Soviet Premier Leonid Breshnev and U.S. President Nixon, the U.S.S.R. and U.S. moved toward cooperation rather than competition.
He needs a guaranteed success, and so what he does is, he holds a competition.
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