Mutual knowledge, combined with limited accuracy of perceptions, diminishes the need to adapt team routines over time.
Without the requisite mutual knowledge, Hume maintained, mutually beneficial social conventions would disappear.
Informally, a proposition A is mutually known among a set of agents if each agent knows that A. Mutual knowledge by itself implies nothing about what, if any, knowledge anyone attributes to anyone else.
But reasoned debate presupposes mutual knowledge of sincerity.
Japan believed that mutual knowledge would help Matsuzaka, who won the finale in the 2006 Classic.
As hot chocolate and bubbly warmed our bellies, you could see a mutual knowledge in each other's eyes, a hint that we were fulfilling a promise that could only be realized through this peculiar journey alone.
Administratively it makes sense but what we need are efforts to reconstruct a common cultural identity, through, for example, bilingual schools and a bilingual national media to rebuild mutual knowledge.
He said he hoped his future work would provide "a bridge between the good things of the West and the East, so we can further our mutual knowledge and build a strong friendship".
In San Francisco, this mutual knowledge creates a dense little community, nervous and drawling, in the beach parking lots on big winter days — men pacing back and forth, fists plunged in pockets, discussing the matter with dry mouths, laughing too loudly, while, out at sea, frightening waves rear and collapse.
The other statements which characterize third order mutual knowledge of the game and second order mutual knowledge of rationality are similarly derived.
so we have mth level mutual knowledge for every n ≥ 1.
