Sentence examples for a dynamic war from inspiring English sources

In our experiment, we adopt a dynamic war of attrition to model a negotiating situation in which concession time is the key choice variable, and our design compares versions of the game with and without an observer (whose payoffs depend on the outcome and who can punish the players).

You adopt a new dynamic – "War o'clock" – where you track hours and days according to the amount of time it takes to secure basic life-sustaining necessities.

As one scholar recently described the dynamic, "War attracted mercy, and mercy transformed war".

The result of such a process may well indicate a compromise point without any clear internal strategic logic and may even reflect the unintended consequence of a dynamic tug-of-war among actors.

The opening film last week was the world premiere of "Cold War," a dynamic police action thriller set in Hong Kong from the  directors Longman Leung and Sunny Luk.

For good reason: his visually-enrapturing film puts a dynamic spin on drug war coverage by presenting "a parallel story of vigilantes on both sides of the border".

The results reported here are also consistent with those of another Department of Veterans Affairs sponsored DU surveillance program, which has been following for 15 years a dynamic cohort of 77 Gulf War veterans with known exposure to DU from documented friendly fire incidents during the 1991 Gulf War.

His research on substate conflict largely focuses on rebel strategy, examining how rebel groups adopt new technologies of war in a dynamic environment.

We have gone from a dangerous bipolar world of the Cold War to a dynamic, globalized era where the landscape is constantly moving and we're all trying to figure that out right now.

UniteWomen.org -- a dynamic new grassroots women's organization -- is mobilizing to end this pervasive war on women.

Here, Mr. Fried uses a dynamic composition to enhance the packed emotional content of the perils of a war protest.