Sentence examples for a perfect equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the greatest madrigal composer of the 16th century was Luca Marenzio, who brought the madrigal to perfection by achieving a perfect equilibrium between word and music.

Yet a perfect equilibrium implies stasis, and stasis is anathema to a city.

It treats the trade-offs between human needs for water, energy and food as a perfect equilibrium model, in which resource allocation can be decided.

Loads more drones, loads of aircraft equipped with anti-drone death rays, all locked into a perfect equilibrium of mutually assured destruction?

They also contributed to the show by creating a piece that they feel is "a perfect equilibrium" between their aesthetics, mixing Ms. Susplugas' focus on the medical field and Mr. Declercq's interest in authority.

A regular top of the table Bundesliga game of the 2015/16 season in other words, another exercise in error induction (opposition half) and error avoidance (own half), done so diligently, expertly, with a great amount of earnest effort and collective cohesion on both sides, that it produced a perfect equilibrium, a spectacle of the invisible.

Fudenberg and Tirole (1983 , 1986 employ a continuous-time model to find that in a Markov perfect equilibrium it is possible that a firm that has a head start in industry can deter entry (or at least mobility) by overinvestment.

In this case, we cannot prove the eventual optimality, but we can prove the existence of a Markov perfect equilibrium [32], which also is a challenging problem in decentralized wireless networks.

Notice that the only proper subgames arise in Step 2. A strategy profile (s=left( s_K,s_{{mathcal {B}}}(cdot )right) ) is a subgame perfect equilibrium if two conditions hold: 1.

We present a negotiation protocol for crgs, give an associated negotiation strategy, and prove that this strategy forms a subgame perfect equilibrium.

This is a subgame perfect equilibrium.