Sentence examples for by defection from inspiring English sources

The dilemma eventuates such that a unilateral (selfish) win of one player is maximised by defection, whilst the counterpart cooperates, but punished bilaterally if both players defect.

There are still no Conservatives in Newcastle, Liverpool and Manchester (apart from one by defection), but a corner may have been turned.

The Telegraph's big front page headline, "Tory crisis", was echoed by page 1 headlines elsewhere: "PM rocked by defection and sex scandal" (Sunday Times); "Tory chaos as two MPs quit" (Sunday Express); "Minister forced to quit over internet sex shame" (Mail on Sunday); "Ukip defection and 'sexting' scandal cause Tory chaos" (The Observer); and "2 Tories quit in meltdown" (Sunday People).

Motivated by defection prediction, define the defection score as: D_{EVB} v =C_{EVB}^{S_{2}} v -C_{EVB}^{S_{1} v -C_{EVB}^{

Abundant pores in pseudomorphic volcanic texture of grains from the silica pyrite and silica pyrite ± alunite ± kaolin associations (Fig. 3c, d) were presumably formed by defection of original crystals such as plagioclase and pyroxene during chemical leaching by highly acidic fluid, although some of pores probably reflect the original vesicular texture typically observed in volcanic rocks.

The Grade I Mother Goose was decimated by defections.

What should a company that is plagued by defections do?

Today, it has been torn by infighting, weakened by defections and embarrassed by scandal.

Gutted by defections, the C.C.H.A. and the W.C.H.A. had to scramble to survive.

With little money left, Ḥasan, not a warlike person, was plagued by defections from his army.

He said armed "pressure" on Mr. Gbagbo had begun, aided by defections from his troops.