Sentence examples for ess from inspiring English sources

The western portion slowed me down a bit, because I mistakenly assumed AHS for "Start to sneeze?" even though that wouldn't have been plural given the clue (the answer is ESS) and I always want the Riga native to be a LATT instead of the correct LETT.

Since this state is the only stable equilibrium under the replicator dynamics, the two notions fit together quite neatly: the only stable equilibrium under the replicator dynamics occurs when everyone in the population follows the only ESS.

While much of this gap is driven by economics (see Warschauer 2003), Charles Ess notes that there is also a problem with the forces of a new kind of cyber enabled colonialism and ethnocentrism that can limit the desire of those outside the industrial West to participate in this new "Global Metropolis" (Ess 2009).

For example, a classic Tit-For-Tat strategy in the Prisoner's Dilemma is not an ESS.

Of these, two important ones are the idea of an evolutionarily stable set (see Thomas 1984, 1985a,b), and the idea of a "limit ESS" (see Selten 1983 , 1988.

If we wish to avoid the interpretive challenge of a mixed solution ESS, there is an alternative analytic solution concept that we can employ: the evolutionarily stable state.

In fact, if Ann and Mitt did choose outsourcer-ess Meg Whitman, they could potentially send so many jobs overseas that Mitt and Meg could wind up being the only two people left in America with actual jobs.

"Sir Boris – Good Lord! George – the new prince-ess!" Would his rival stoop to any trick?

The town hall, which will incorporate questions from an audience of SiriusXM listeners, will be hosted by Amy Schumer, the standup comic, Comedy Central roast-ess and author of numerous jokes that would surely turn the head of genteel Starlet O'Hara.

But in the unlikely inconceivable event the Giants lose, Mr. Cuomo will be sending to New England 46 dozen Ess-a-Bagels, 46 Junior's cheesecakes — and 46 cases of Greek yogurt, which the governor's office characterized in a press release as New York's "newest and hottest export".

The blood libel, known as the Tiszaeszlár (tea-sa-ESS-lar) affair, after the eastern Hungarian town where it took place, is well known in Hungary.