Sentence examples for game solution from inspiring English sources

The rather sinister sounding "whole game solution" is a manifestation of that desire to be at the centre of the debate, he said.

"In order for the whole game solution to be viable, it required the English football authorities to look collectively at the fixture schedules and create additional weekends for League football.

A statement released by the EFL on Wednesday claimed that talks over the so-called whole game solution had stalled over the Football Association's refusal to move FA Cup matches to midweek.

"As a result of the FA's decision, the board has been left with no option but to end the whole game solution discussions as, in its current form, it is no longer viable," he said.

The whole game solution and, to a lesser extent, the EFL Trophy are examples of that," says Lenagan, who grew with up rugby league in Wigan but forged his love of football standing on the Kop as a student in Liverpool in the late 1960s and has decades of experience in the grassroots game, and as a club owner to draw on.

The EFL had said at the start of the season it was taking the initiative by proposing a so-called Whole Game Solution that would involve the expansion of the league to take in eight new clubs and a reorganisation into four divisions of 20 teams.

Our discussion in the previous section of the importance of correlation for stabilizing game solutions lends theoretical support to this suggestion.

Therefore, there is a quite general consensus to say that the predicted game solutions are useful but would be rarely observed in real world situations.

It is also shown that mechanism developed may be inconsistent for some nontrivial agent's behavior – there exist some game solutions which can be reached via iterative bargaining process but are not Nash equilibrium and don't yield efficient resource allocation.

For example, it is the fact that Player I would play R if node 7 were reached that would cause Player II to play L if node 6 were reached, and this is why Player I won't choose R at node 4. We are throwing away information relevant to game solutions if we ignore off-path outcomes, as mere NE analysis does.

The general picture revealed by these mappings seems to be that the children's networks involved in game solutions were broader than those used by adults.