Sentence examples for defection I from inspiring English sources

We recall that red indicates strong cooperation, while blue defection (i.e., no cooperation).

The analyzed metrics include customer defection (i.e., turn-away) probability, average waiting time, unfairness against unpopular videos, average cost per request, waiting-time prediction accuracy, and percentage of clients receiving expected waiting times.

A necessary condition for a social dilemma is that the reward for mutual cooperation is greater than the reward for mutual defection (i.e. R>P).

This result is consistent with the established result that cooperation is usually unstable under IM because observers do not distinguish between selfish defection (i.e., D against G recipients) and justified defection (i.e., D against B recipients) [ 1, 8, 10, 43].

*** Perhaps the most haunting story of escape and defection I hear is from Hyeonseo Lee, whose gripping biography The Girl With Seven Names has become a global bestseller.

Q. Do you regret any of the sacrifices you were forced to make? A. When I stayed in America after my defection I was completely cut off from my family and all the people I loved for six years.

"They weren't defections; I had two-thirds of the vote," Pelosi said, repeating "two-thirds, two-thirds" to a group of assembled reporters.

He added: "I played no role in his defection and I am not sure that he has in fact defected".

The provincial government has started an investigation into Mirwais's defection, but I think it is too late and it will be useless because he is gone now.

As shown in Figure 1, in the event agents interact with all the population, at the same time and without considering particular characters as the competitiveness, the population reaches always the same final defection phase, i.e., all agents behave as defectors for every value of T and S.

The defection of Diodotus I is still easier to understand.