Is that a level playing field, survival of the fittest?
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They also contend it will be survival of the fittest.
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So today is a bit less survival of the fittest?
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"Survival of the fittest" should not be our national mantra.
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Hong Kong isn't just about the survival of the fittest though.
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"This is not just survival of the fittest," Dr. Wang said.
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It's survival of the fittest for some, like these two tigers.
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In the digital business era, it's the survival of the fittest algorithms.
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You can definitely apply "Survival of the Fittest" to anything in life.
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CR: As you say it might be the survival of the fittest.
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"For me, the goal is not survival of the fittest," said Vanmechelen.
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Warning: Massive spoilers ahead if you haven't watched "Survival of the Fittest" yet.
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"Nothing can be done about it except survival of the fittest," Cramer said.
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"It's survival of the fittest," said Victor Perchet, who managed to get it.
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Social Darwinism (survival of the fittest), and the cult of the personality (reputation).
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And there is a sort of 'survival of the fittest' approach going on here.
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This two-on-one is about to turn into the survival of the fittest.
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But it will be survival of the fittest, determined in large part by technology.
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"An unstructured and nationalistic outcome will not be survival of the fittest," CAPA said.
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The classroom environment is certainly a prime example of "survival of the fittest" in action.
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After all, the driving force of evolution is survival of the fittest, not the friendliest.
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"Nothing can be done about it except survival of the fittest," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But the seamy underbelly of The Jetsons doesn't end with grim survival-of-the-fittest implications.
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Think survival of the fittest, but in this case, "fittest" means having the deadliest tail weapon.
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The germ theory fit in well with the struggle for existence, the survival of the fittest.
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Among supermarkets, say, or gas stations or selling jeans, it's always been survival of the fittest.
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This is literally gonna be survival of the fittest for the restaurant industry in Puerto Rico.
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It's survival of the fittest among the Xerox machines and staplers at a Harlem print shop.
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From a simple rule—survival of the fittest—comes the astonishing array of critters that populate Earth.
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HARRISON: Well, it creates a system where there&aposs - in capitalism, it&aposs survival of the fittest.
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Darwin's survival of the fittest governs inside a tumor, selecting for a crueler version of the disease.
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Survival of the fittest While marine diamonds may be difficult to find, they're certainly worth the hunt.
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It was just like survival of the fittest I guess... I ended up in the Marine Science building.
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Fear replaces compassion, and a survival-of-the-fittest ethic replaces any sense of shared concern for others.
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The result is a sort of survival of the fittest, or fastest growing, stem cells in the marrow.
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Darwin famously proposed the idea of evolution by natural selection, what is often called survival of the fittest.
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Does this mean Darwin's "survival of the fittest" evolutionary theory should turn into a "survival of the laziest"?
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"We weren't sure if we should interfere because it is mother nature, survival of the fittest," Ilett said.
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Why not make this a teachable moment and try to instill Darwin's concept of survival of the fittest?
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The goal is to make the next attack stronger than the next, in a "survival of the fittest" scenario.
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That said, he does think consolidation will happen, but in a "survival of the fittest" kind of way i.e.
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Civilization can choose liberty, inequality and survival of the fittest, or no liberty, equality and survival of the unfit.
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In that survival-of-the-fittest world (which included special concessions for the already fit), millions were left behind.
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"We weren&apost sure if we should interfere because it is mother nature, survival of the fittest," Ilett said.
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"We weren't sure if we should interfere because it is mother nature, survival of the fittest," Ilett told CNN.
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From a biological procreation perspective, the results make sense, considering that whole survival of the fittest theory or whatever.
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"It's still very 'survival of the fittest,'" teased Austin Amelio, who plays Savior Dwight, in a recent interview with CNN.
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Natural selection is often described as 'survival of the fittest', where fitness means how successful an individual is at reproducing.
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We started writing songs like "Shook Ones" and "Survival of the Fittest" explaining our neighborhood, but more our personal lives.
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Trilobites Shortness, reduced mobility and sore joints may not come to mind when you think of survival of the fittest.
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Shoppers have always ensured the survival of the fittest: ailing shops inevitably made way for more popular ones and consumers gained.
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" "We are the exception when we won in those environments, because it was a survival of the fittest kind of mode.
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"It&aposs survival of the fittest," said one customer at a Home Depot, where 20 fights have allegedly broken out between shoppers.
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" Or consider one of the emails I received in response to a story on opioids: "Darwin's Theory says 'survival of the fittest.
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Instead, it is the hallmark of a thriving ecosystem and a key factor required for survival of the fittest companies and industries.
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It prefers digging into the roughest parts of the human psyche, the one that knows it's about the survival of the fittest.
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HARRISON: Yes, I mean, it&aposs survival of the fittest, and in the end, everyone has a better life because of it.
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Reflective of the short's indeterminately animalistic characters, the film Putsch is equal parts battle-of-the-sexes and survival-of-the-fittest.
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"An evolutionary mechanism has set in whereby survival of the fittest can be equated to survival of the most euroskeptic," he said.
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Survival of the fittest Even if there is an eventual rebound, entrepreneurs will likely have to endure significant hardship before that happens.
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That said, the webbed version might turn out to be more useful when it comes to the survival of the fittest pool-goer...
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It's a cutthroat game of survival of the fittest, or maybe of the wiliest, that has stoked the relentless evolution of borderland tech.
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She chose the one that worked best and repeated the process — just like evolution chooses the survival of the fittest over succeeding generations.
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In nature, a similar type of trial and error is handled by "the survival of the fittest" and occurs slowly over many generations.
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True, about a third of the birds are meant to die off as part of the survival of the fittest, according to local scientists.
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But these attacks don't always end in a meal, as "survival of the fittest" sometimes means the target gets to make a daring escape.
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Maybe because this survival-of-the-fittest, cutthroat gameshow setup is the only way to translate issues of love and romance to us meatheads.
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When we think of evolution, it's usually survival of the fittest, the law Charles Darwin outlined in his 1859 tome Origin of the Species.
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When Desus asked his co-host about his favorite Mobb Deep song, Mero shared why "Survival of the Fittest" is so important to him.
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"But it's all about survival of the fittest in the long run, so leveraging the fittest individuals for this restoration makes sense," she said.
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Most important, philosophical concepts such as individualism or, later, Herbert Spencer's notion of "survival of the fittest" undercut the revolutionary implications of Radical Republicanism.
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In a simulation, they tested how well each would walk on various surfaces—that is, testing for "fitness," in the survival-of-the-fittest sense.
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These Bachelor cliques are formed from the same miracle glue that bonded Catniss to Roo in The Hunger Games: friendship despite survival of the fittest.
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I've also seen bosses who deliberately give four people the same assignment, thinking that survival of the fittest gets the best work out of people.
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Evolution is about the survival of the fittest — and a big part of evolutionary fitness is not dying from a disease before you've had children.
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When he was a seventh grader at Sunnyvale Middle School, Mr. Návar took a "wacky" class called Survival of the Fittest that he remembers vividly.
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The primates with the viral gene would have won the survival-of-the-fittest game, and the virus probably went extinct around ten million years ago.
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Xia Nong, head of the industry department of the National Development and Reform Commission, the state planner, said China's "survival of the fittest" mechanism remained inadequate.
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That meant a diet of plants and seafood, and "survival of the fittest—literally, only the fit would survive," says Emais Robert, Palau's minister of health.
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He promises salvation through business savvy and survival-of-the-fittest battles to the death, winners and losers winnowed out like the proverbial wheat from the chaff.
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Just as biological evolution is driven by survival of the fittest genes in the gene pool, cultural evolution may be driven out by the most successful memes.
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"This can help us with the survival of the fittest and improve concentration in the industry," said Shi Jianhua, another senior CAAM official, referring to the slowdown.
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I don't think animals are safe in zoos at all; in the wild it's survival of the fittest, yes, but it's also survival of the free fittest.
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In the "survival of the fittest" environment of Afghanistan, corruption and crime is both a major cause of the conflict and a terrible form of conflict resolution.
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" Mr. Cohen finds "something jarring about a group of self-styled survival of the fittest free marketeers committing to a strategy of collective risk and mutual support.
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Why it matters: After two years of explosive growth, scooter companies have entered a new phase—survival of the fittest in a capital-intensive, money-losing industry.
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These billionaires are the presumptive winners of the digital economy — the same survival-of-the-fittest business landscape that's fueling most of this speculation to begin with.
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Survival of the fittest Analysts pointed out that Tesla's decision to double down on China could actually help weed out poorly performing companies in an oversaturated market.
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This is less survival of the fittest and more survival of the person with the most resources and smartest ways of using them (there's also some luck involved).
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An open borders asylum policy would mean offering asylum to the ones that managed to make it here – survival of the fittest – without taking real need into consideration.
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Given that "survival of the fittest" is how we think of evolution, it can seem a little strange that some creatures (like ants and humans) thrive in groups.
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Fighting is a necessary behavior in the survival-of-the-fittest struggle in nature, he said, and it remains necessary in some dire situations in the modern world.
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But industry observers expect the kingdom to continue its "survival-of-the-fittest" strategy aimed at keeping output high to drive higher-cost producers out of the market.
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NBC News reported he posted approvingly of a racist 1890 manifesto called "Might is Right or The Survival of the Fittest," which is a staple among white supremacists.
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From a "survival of the fittest" standpoint, this suggests that the newly acquired trait is a fortuitous one—one that's leading these birds down a new evolutionary path.
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Once Eli straight-up denied assassinating the president in the premiere "Survival of the Fittest," our minds immediately starting dreaming up bigger plots that could explain Frankie's death.
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Since 2014, Saudi Arabia has led OPEC through a new survival-of-the-fittest strategy aimed at defending market share rather than reducing production to support oil prices.
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And those men justify their descent into murderous mania in a variety of telling ways, masking it behind responsibility, or openly parading it as survival-of-the-fittest entitlement.
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" Might Is Right, a book published in 1890, is widely associated with white supremacist, anti-Semitic, sexist and misogynist views around the core theme of "survival of the fittest.
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Ultimate Beastmaster: Survival of the Fittest (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): An inspirational group of new contestants who have overcome significant adversity come together to take on the world's toughest obstacle course.
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However, there are some venture capital firms that take a more "survival of the fittest" approach and encourage making many investments in a hot space without concern for competition.
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"We need to guarantee human rights to all of our people and end this unfettered capitalism and this survival of the fittest," Sanders said in a Wednesday night broadcast.
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We, as a nation, risk returning to survival-of-the-fittest, where accommodating an individual with a disability becomes an issue of charity, not one of basic human rights.
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Here are some of the student headlines that really capture the meaning of this graph: "Survival of the Fittest" by Sierra and "Superior Products or Superior Tactics?" by Tawfiq.
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It also documented a terrifying yet classic survival-of-the-fittest scenario in which a bunch of baby iguanas had to escape the slithery power of some scary looking snakes.
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That survival-of-the-fittest strategy means refusing to cut output unilaterally, waiting to outlast other producers before they beg Riyadh to collaborate in joint supply curbs to rescue prices.
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But he is not opposed to survival of the fittest — so long as the farmers who have been growing their ganja in the shadows for decades get a fair shot.
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It's worth noting, though, that this sort of survival-of-the-fittest response is similar to how some members of the pro-Trump QAnon movement are reacting to the outbreak.
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" They insisted that there was no need for law when one had the "law of survival of the fittest," the "laws of capital" and the "law of supply and demand.
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" They insisted that there was no need for law when one had the "law of survival of the fittest," the "laws of capital" and the "law of supply and demand.
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Within the electoral Darwinian politics of New York City, survival of the fittest is established in the dark trenches where battles are waged over Democratic district leaders and clubhouse power.
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Not only does the model vividly illustrate how antibiotic resistance happens, it also demonstrates "survival of the fittest" and other Darwinian concepts that have been often discussed but never once seen.
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But one species' hell is another's habitat, and survival-of-the fittest meant lots of lizard species who happened to thrive in the desert did quite nicely in the drier climate.
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This production pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as Blanche, against Ben Foster, as her adversarial brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski, in a riveting study of the survival of the fittest.
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The story begins four million years ago in Africa, where a bunch of bedraggled primates are losing the battle of the survival of the fittest until a strange black monolith appears.
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"There are really two types: one, social dominance, who really believe in survival of the fittest; and two, those who are fearful and seek order and security and routine," he says.
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Some critics take a Darwinian approach: in fame, as in many other aspects of life, it is survival of the fittest, and those who cannot take it don't deserve to be famous.
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By promoting a hyper-fast culture of the survival of the fittest algorithms, they will ensure that today's algorithms will be smarter tomorrow, and drive smarter business decisions for years to come.
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"While there are certainly donors leaning in, some are waiting to see Darwin do some magic," Jon Vein, a major Democratic donor explained, nodding to the theory of survival of the fittest.
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Those that are fitter to survive in their environment live to pass on their characteristics to the next generation, while the less fit ones don't (survival of the fittest or natural selection).
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Since 2014, Mr. Naimi had dismayed some OPEC members by advocating a survival of the fittest strategy of producing large volumes of oil to preserve market share rather than cutting production to support prices.
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For those who were able to log in and tune in, including some YouTubers, the video game brought elements of Star Wars into its fantasy world of pickaxes and survival of the fittest shooting.
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While Maeve is straying from her lone wolf programming and going out of her way to help her fellow hosts, Dolores is going full survival of the fittest on the people she holds most dear.
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According to evolutionary biologists, Darwin's theory of natural selection -- which spawned the phrase "survival of the fittest" -- gave rise to kin selection, group selection, and direct or indirect reciprocity, as explanations for our altruistic behavior.
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A riveting and illuminating study of the survival of the fittest that pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as a feline Blanche DuBois, against a commanding Ben Foster, as the brutish Stanley Kowalski (2247:244).
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A riveting and illuminating study of the survival of the fittest that pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as a feline Blanche DuBois, against a commanding Ben Foster, as the brutish Stanley Kowalski (2003:2745).
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A riveting and illuminating study of the survival of the fittest that pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as a feline Blanche DuBois, against a commanding Ben Foster, as the brutish Stanley Kowalski (231:2315).
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A riveting and illuminating study of the survival of the fittest that pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as a feline Blanche DuBois, against a commanding Ben Foster, as the brutish Stanley Kowalski (22:230).
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A riveting and illuminating study of the survival of the fittest that pits a fully adrenalized Gillian Anderson, as a feline Blanche DuBois, against a commanding Ben Foster, as the brutish Stanley Kowalski (3:15).
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If the original short story was part of the tradition of adventure fiction so prevalent in the era, Zaroff's philosophy smacks of Darwin's "survival of the fittest" concept, or at least a misinterpretation of it.
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But the defenders of laissez-faire capitalism, such as Andrew Carnegie and Herbert Spencer, most distorted Darwin's work, deploying the phrase "survival of the fittest" to justify the gross economic disparities of the industrial age.
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Steven Lewis' "Suits" is in SNAFU: Future Warfare (you can read most of the story in Amazon's preview of the book), and "Sucker of Souls," by Kirsten Cross, is included in SNAFU: Survival of the Fittest.
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SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST The humbling of one of India's most successful international brands illustrates the challenge of making money in the country's aviation sector, dominated by low-cost carriers such as IndiGo and SpiceJet Ltd.
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Offering an alternative view when it was his turn at the podium, French President Emmanuel Macron told the delegates that the law of the survival of the fittest, protectionism and isolationism would only lead to heightened tensions.
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Jadaan's comments suggest Riyadh could maintain its survival-of-the-fittest oil strategy, by using its vast supplies - Saudi Arabia produces more than a tenth of global crude - and financial muscle to drive out higher-cost rivals.
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Instead of a one-size-fits-all, survival of the fittest approach at the training camps, Martha made subtle changes that were more customized for an individual gymnasts' needs, while still upholding a superior standard for physical abilities.
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"And remember: If you think of the future of mankind, it is not the survival of the strongest, it is the survival of the fittest," he said, becoming the latest banker to use evolutionary terms to describe the dilemma they face.
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Inspired by principles of survival of the fittest, EAs generate a population of candidate solutions — in this case, configurations for online content — then measure their performance and move on to building new candidates based on the more successful candidates already measured.
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"I don't think it means the death of the industry, but what we expect to see is the survival of the fittest," he said, adding that there could be a nationwide crackdown on irresponsible miners, likely targetting small-scale producers.
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If we don't buffer this transition, it basically says everyone is on their own, the market is going to take care of it, we've kind of entered this Darwinistic survival of the fittest environment that will rip the country apart.
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Having this extra term opened up the process to allow for more than the simple story of 'survival of the fittest' —this was where Hamilton's ideas of inclusive fitness and kin selection could start to influence the course of evolution.
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" I've seen this in response to my own reporting on the opioid crisis, through emails describing overdose deaths as "survival of the fittest" and that people who use drugs should "pay the price of their criminal choices and criminal actions.
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Between city regulators capping the growth of operators, the vast number of companies going after the first and last miles and the threat of the shift from shared to ownership, it's all going to come down to the survival of the fittest.
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But the group leader, a disheveled mature aged student who looked like he worked at a secondhand bookstore, was adamant that the principles of evolution (survival of the fittest) were incompatible with the loving ways of old-mate Jesus (revival of the faithiest).
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Sandel: The strategy of contending with the pandemic by allowing the virus to run its course as quickly as possible in hopes of hastening "herd immunity" is a callous approach reminiscent of social Darwinism — the idea of the survival of the fittest.
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While Medvedeva was the shining light in a high-quality women's contest, the pairs competition turned into a survival of the fittest as Eric Radford's hip-muscle injury effectively ended his hopes of claiming a hat-trick of world titles with Meagan Duhamel.
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The plan is another indication that the kingdom is willing to carry on with its survival-of-the-fittest oil strategy, by using its vast oil supply - Riyadh produces more than a tenth of global crude - and its financial muscle to drive out higher cost rivals.
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At the time, ads for traditional SUVs reflected a social Darwinist image of car culture: "Survival of the fittest" ruled the road, and SUV drivers became the apex predators with a natural right to bully everyone else, both in the city and out in the wilderness.
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In America, we tolerate this idea that some kids get to attend great schools, while other kids are trapped in distressed, underfunded, low performing schools — usually within miles of one another — because for most parents it's about the Darwinist survival of the fittest and opportunity is a zero-sum game.
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Their 1996 follow-up, "Hell on Earth," included the single "Drop a Gem on 'Em," which was a response to a Tupac diss track, "Hit 'Em Up." Prodigy detailed his beef with Tupac in a 2012 interview with Hip Hop DX. "When we made 'The Infamous,' we had a song called 'Survival of the Fittest,'" the rapper explained.
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The purist defense of market forces to fix our schools or to fairly present low-cost entry opportunities to own one's own business fails in multiple ways: Finally, purists often present a survival-of-the-fittest Darwinian notion that actually has little regard for those who, according to the determinations of their flawed market, are less fit.
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