- dominance, power, or
military strength. For example, the
United States competed against the
Soviet Union in the Cold War for
world power, and the two also...
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Compete.com was a web
traffic analysis service. The
company was
founded in 2000 and
ceased operations in
December 2016.
Compete.com
provided two categories...
- Look up
compete in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Competition is any
rivalry between two or more parties.
Compete may also
refer to:
Compete.com, a web...
- In
contract law, a non-
compete clause (often NCC),
restrictive covenant, or
covenant not to
compete (CNC), is a
clause under which one
party (usually an...
- The
analysis of
competing hypotheses (ACH) is a
methodology for
evaluating multiple competing hypotheses for
observed data. It was
developed by Richards...
- v t e
Competing harms is a
legal doctrine in
certain U.S. states,
particularly in New England. For example, the
Maine Criminal Code
holds that "Conduct...
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California Competes is an
American nonprofit policy organization s****ing to
increase access to
college and
improve college graduation rates.
Created in...
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Excellence in Technology, Education, and
Science Act of 2007, or
America COMPETES Act, (Pub.L. 110–69 (text) (PDF)) was aut****d by Bart Gordon, and became...
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Division III. The main
reason for
Division II and
Division III
schools to
compete in
Division I is that
certain sports have
either only a
single division...
- In
computer science, a
linear bounded automaton (plural
linear bounded automata,
abbreviated LBA) is a
restricted form of
Turing machine. A
linear bounded...
