Sentence examples for behaviour of the player from inspiring English sources

"The licence is only granted once you go through a lot of different subjects within Gran Turismo that cover your manners on the track, the safety issues, [and] all of the behaviour of the player is judged from the different aspects that are required to participate in real-life racing.

It questioned whether games and the people who made them, when faced with the unpredictable behaviour of the player, truly had anything to say.

As described by Rands et al. [ 68], the behaviour of the player with low reserves should be dictated solely by its own energy reserve, regardless of the state of its co-player.

A couple of years ago, when New Zealand were ranked eighth among the Test-playing nations, the attitude and behaviour of the players, especially McCullum, was widely criticised by their fellow Kiwis.

He ran at me with hands raised saying, 'What do you want to do about it?' To not apologise for the behaviour of the players to another manager is unthinkable.

Male football fans generally not only refuse to see the behaviour of the players they idolise as homoerotic, the sometimes troubling fears and desires that behaviour raises will, in turn, cause a proportion of those fans to be more overtly homophobic in their own attitudes.

In EGT, the behaviour of the players is not assumed to be based on rational payoff maximisation, but it is shaped by trial and error adaptation through natural selection (Smith, 1982).

Includes a record of the views and behaviours of the players — it studies the world from the perspective of the participating individual.

The predisposing factors that concern knowledge, experience, attitudes, perceptions and representations have a key place in relation to the behaviours of the players of interest to the Directorate for Education.

And however much my warnings over the years may have upset people, when I said the EU would crush the long-established democracies of the continent, I think the behaviour of the key players since the Greek elections justifies everything I said.

Mark Whicker of the Washington Post summed up the disappointment felt at the behaviour of the American players: "It seems an American team can't get through an international competition without acting like jackasses at some point, and Steve Pate and Tom Lehman led a ridiculous charge to mob Leonard.