competitive pattern

To identify more universal models, the focus of this effort is on general competitive patterns, processes that can be duplicated in other countries.

The relationship between professionals and the state is also changing, as government imposes a more entrepreneurial and competitive pattern on what it perceives as genteel cartels.

"It's part of a large competitive pattern," said Richard E. Oldenburg, the director of the Museum of Modern Art.

Issues such as the abolition of capital punishment or the legislation on abortion inevitably revealed a picture of an open, competitive pattern of politics where the state was often content to sit back and referee the group struggle.

And in the same competitive pattern of the users of the older versions of Intel's wildly successful family of computer chips, which are the brains for millions of personal computers, this race will begin with a slow walk, not a sprint.