Sentence examples for game monitoring from inspiring English sources

Pettit and his colleague Andre Kuipers served as referees during the game, monitoring the robots, keeping score and occasionally pausing the game to refuel: Several times, the robots literally ran out of gas, and the astronauts rummaged through the ISS module's storage bins for extra tanks of carbon dioxide.

Meanwhile, most are playing the waiting game, monitoring the situation in the papers and on the Web.

If traditional evaluation is more like a postgame analysis in sports (ie, providing after the game analysis by an outside expert), then empowerment evaluation is more like providing the coaching staff and players with tools for planning for the game, monitoring implementation, making mid-course corrections, evaluating the results of the game and planning for future games.

They also facilitate an iterative learning process — managers can implement their decisions, advance the game, monitor the impact of their decisions over time, reset the simulation, and repeat the process with different sets of decisions.

Better still, connect the console to the net and the game monitors all of your Xbox Live or PSN friends, showing your best times against theirs and letting you know when a pal performs better.

Through an iOS or Android device, a person can now use apps to provide a different context for playing games, monitoring environments or tracking one's brain activity.

Phones are tapped, emails read and now video games monitored.

I spotted only four televisions (but enough soccer paraphernalia tacked to the walls to accomplish a satisfactory visual overload), and one video-game monitor at the bar, with games like Quik Chess — "A Strategy Game" — and beer pong: "Sink it or drink it.

Glasgow Games Monitor, an activist group who've set out to counter the event's hype machine, are sceptical about the housing legacy claims, telling me that original promises of 1,400 homes have been "reduced to 800", and of this "only 300 are for social rent".

By working on your mental game through monitoring your input and reducing stimulus addiction, you can stay strong and consistent — even in the midst of uncertainty.

Games with cheap talk (strategic information transmission, experts, and information cascades); repeated games under various monitoring assumptions; game theoretic models of reputations; and high order beliefs (implications for game theory and mechanism design.