Sentence examples for model of player from inspiring English sources

Starting with the no-drama Duncan in 1997, the San Antonio Spurs have been a model of player development and long-term stability.

Brett Bixler, founder of the Educational Gaming Commons at Pennsylvania State University, has hypothesized that the Kingdom of Loathing community is successful because it accounts for Richard Bartle's model of player personality types in massively multiplayer online roleplaying games, creating a balanced gameplay system that appeals to a wide variety of players.

He said the shares were "materially overvalued given the likelihood of much reduced earnings growth in the coming years and the threat of a formal referral to the Competition Commission of the UK motor insurance market with the accompanying risk of wholesale change to the business model of players in that market".

Some even see full-size models of players jump out from their living room walls, with their statistics and specialities displayed next to them.

But if Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett are models of players who were mature enough athletically and emotionally to make that huge jump, Leon Smith's sad and tumultuous basketball odyssey is a cautionary tale -- one that is forcing the N.B.A. to rethink how to decide which teenagers are capable of going right from high school to the pros and what to do with those who are not.

This is where Scan's approach flips the models of players like Square or PayPal's recent QR entry.

In this work, a simple model of the player's buffer at the client side is considered.

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In this paper, we are interested in the model of three-player iterated prisoner's dilemma game where, each player has two choices.

While the southern hemisphere adopted a common model of contracting players centrally, the European approach was fragmented.

But if you need incremental change, follow the Olympic model of allowing players to make money off their own likenesses, give them lifelong health insurance to compensate them for the long-term detriments to their bodies and brains, or put a salary cap on the whole thing.