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Applying a game-like approach to tracking, users get points when the sensors indicate that they've met goals for that day.

Wright [1] for instance applies a game theoretic framework for modeling price negotiations between a pharmaceutical company and the regulator.

Contrary to most of previous studies of labor market we apply a game theoretic approach to defining entities in labor market: companies and workers.

And in [7, 8, 9, 10] global information is aggregated by a central entity and then communicated to agents who then apply a game theoretic approach to solving the optimization.

We apply a game theoretic model to examine the combined effects of uncertainty and risk aversion on the actions of potential investors into high and low carbon generating capacity, under both allocation rules and uncertain costs.

ATHLETICS 6, ORIOLES 5 Catcher Kurt Suzuki hit two solo home runs and then applied a game-saving tag on a former college teammate to preserve the Athletics' victory over the visiting Orioles.

We apply a game-theoretical model of community firm interactions that explicitly considers two stylized conditions present in the Indonesian context: (i) community rights to the forest remain weak even after decentralization, and (ii) the presence of logging companies interested in the commercial exploitation of the forest.

Following the idea of applying a serious game approach to prepare medical students for future practice start-up the 'Business Game: How to start a Medical Practice' was set up as a joint project of the Division of General Medicine and the Department for Knowledge-based Systems of the Institute for Medical Informatics of the RWTH Aachen University Medical School.

As a result, dynamic target SINR levels are adopted for different users and by applying a Stackelberg game model, utility of users and revenue of the service providers are concurrently optimized.

Essentially, it could be defined as applying a competitive game-like setting to any non-game business model to create loyalty, increase the value of the client or generate new ideas.

To disentangle these knotted incentives, Zollman is applying a branch of game theory known as "mechanism design," which uses simple models to understand how individual players within a system balance competing motivations to arrive at different ends.