Sentence examples for game relations from inspiring English sources

The game relations between the NG supplier and the power sector will result in a dynamic balance between supply and demand according to the real-time gas price, when the Nash equilibrium is achieved.

Bin Hammam said a key part of his pitch would be a drive to build bridges with the club game after relations between Fifa and the most powerful clubs recently plumbed new depths following a series of clashes over the international calendar and compensation.

Collins, who shot to fame with The Friday Night Project, denies harassing Ms Larke, a former video games public relations worker.

The court heard the former video games public relations worker was not in work at the time of the break-up.

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The jury heard Collins subjected the video games public relations worker, from Pirton near Hitchin, in Hertfordshire, to sustained emotional and domestic abuse during their seven-month relationship.

Table 1 shows the data recorded by the game in relation to the number of attempts and the total time spent interacting with the activity during the usability analysis.

From increasing productivity to using less "sick time", remote working has changed the game in relation to productivity and employee happiness — but it doesn't stop there.

PCT respondents in Site 2 felt that the procurements had 'stirred up' local GPs and made them think a bit more about their own services, making them 'raise their game' in relation to other local practices.

Designed by a geographer at Sheffield University, it shows the size of 205 countries which took part in the London Games in relation to their medal tally.

Following user performance assessments, they offer an overview on the effectiveness of serious games in relation to learning outcomes.