Sentence examples for bidding behaviour from inspiring English sources

"The other broadcasters whose bidding behaviour has driven rights values in the past should not be materially affected," said Ofcom.

Nearly two-thirds of the film selections by Netflix's customer come from the referrals made by computer.EBay, which at first sight looks like nothing more than a neutral platform for commercial exchanges, makes myriad adjustments based on information culled from listing activity, bidding behaviour, pricing trends, search terms and the length of time users look at a page.

Our strategy is based on both short and long-term learning that allows such agents to adapt their bidding behaviour to be efficient in a wide variety of environments.

With only the three incumbent operators bidding in the auction and a relatively transparent auction design, it was possible to get a very clear impression of the actual bidding behaviour.

We interpret this bidding behaviour in terms of bidders expressing allocative externalities and conclude that the ability to do so may be regarded as a positive aspect of the transparent design.

However, doubts emerge on the policy effectiveness of the current support scheme which makes difficult to control the total amount of support provided thus likely causing stop-and-go cycles of financing and potentially favouring distorted bidding behaviour.

Contractors' decision to bid behaviour in public sector contracting is compared in two different construction markets (i.e. Hong Kong and Singapore) according to two extreme market conditions scenarios (i.e. booming and recession) and different number of bidders scenarios (ranging from 4 to 30).

(iii) Cross-sectional demand data on car users who traverse the cordon area is used to model and calibrate the heterogeneous bid submission behaviour in order to construct the inverse demand function and demand elasticities.

That report, made public in January, concluded that over $500m-worth of contracts may have been tainted by "significant indicators of fraud and corruption" such as "collusive behaviours, bid rigging, bribery and manipulated bid prices".

Here's an excerpt from King's letter: Although it seemed to me that the government wished to ensure that, if it were possible, a plausible bid from the Co-operative Bank was able to be considered alongside other bids, that was a far cry from any improper behaviour in the bidding process.

A crackdown on the sale of alcohol at British airports is being considered by Tariq Ahmed, the UK's new aviation minister, in a bid to tackle disruptive behaviour at airports and on flights.