Sentence examples for individually agrees from inspiring English sources

If every player individually agrees on a certain profile of strategies without binding an agreement, then these strategies constitute a Nash equilibrium.

Even at critical moments they could not be counted on, unless they individually agreed to serve or to send their much-needed contingents for a season.

So UBS ends up concluding that Knight Vinke was more likely to agitate about the company's incentive schemes: Kesa divisional management is fully accountable for individually agreed targets and we think that the senior management team should disclose these targets to increase shareholder confidence in delivering the strategic plan.

A major shortcoming of SMR is that all requests to the service need to be individually agreed upon in sequence by the replica peers of the state machine.

To verify the calculated results, the residual stresses and transient temperature of back run weld measured individually agree approximately with the calculated results, which illustrates that the backing run and residual stresses of DSAW are lower than those of SAW.

As goal-oriented outcomes, we considered outcomes that took into account patient's preferences, such as the achievement of individually agreed health care goals (e.g. goal attainment scales).

When the analyses were restricted to clients who had completed an individually agreed treatment programme, a large effect size was observed with regard to psychological distress; medium effect sizes were observed with regard to anxiety and depression.

Step count targets will be individually agreed as part of the walking intervention based on the following four study recommendations and taking into consideration government recommendations of 30 minutes of physical activity five days a week which equates to 10000 steps per day [ 65].

"We are going to each customer and asking them individually to agree to pay more," Mr. England said.

Or, they said, she could tutor him individually, and she agreed to do so three times from October to December 2005.

The crime of aggression is subject to future negotiations, and unless states individually ratify an agreed definition, the court will have no jurisdiction over it.