Sentence examples for collaborative players from inspiring English sources

It is a well-known solution idea for ensuring an equitable division, i.e., the fairest allocation, of collectively gained profits among the several collaborative players [5].

The U.K.'s The Guardian published an article in 2013 that detailed Germany's approach to building a team culture of homegrown, technically skilled, collaborative players, launched more than a decade ago after the team's disappointing bottom-of-their-bracket finish in the 2000 European Football Championships.

Ola isn't commenting directly on its rivalry with Uber — we did ask, but got a predictable "no comment" — but the tone of its announcement today shows it is focused on being a more collaborative player than Uber.

Her appointment signals a rising appreciation of collaborative team players with an eye on the greater good of the BBC.

The name, which sounds like an art installation, reflects a collaborative spirit: players include Matty Gee, a cocktail maker from Milk & Honey and the Boom Boom Room; Michael Camplin, a chef from Boqueria; and night-life veterans from GoldBar and Bagatelle.

Whereas educators have traditionally selected for students who are creative, independent thinkers, rather than collaborative team players, the dramatic success of large teams of investigators to solve major problems, such as the human genome project (Collins et al., 2003), is undeniable.

This time the game is entirely collaborative and the players have to hunt in virtual Hongbao cities.

Guillemot envisages a new era of collaborative gaming in which players draw non-gaming friends into specific group challenges.

However, there has also been praise for the well-executed collaborative gameplay, which allows players to take on story missions together.

Common, who sees jazz players as collaborative sidemen accompanying the main soloist (himself), said, "Jazz musicians' vocabulary is so extensive they can play anything".

This means that autonomous technologies must be designed to function as collaborative systems, or team players.