Sentence examples for more aggressive means from inspiring English sources

For the short-term learning, the agent updates the aggressiveness of its bidding behaviour (more aggressive means it will trade off profit to improve its chance of transacting, less aggressive that it targets more profitable transactions and is willing to trade off its chance of transacting to achieve them) based on market information observed after any bid or ask appears in the market.

Denmark has often favored negotiation over more aggressive means to pursue the release of hostages held by Somali pirates.

In Europe, however, Tiscali has had to use more aggressive means to build its market.

The effects were larger in the CECaT CABG group and to some extent in the ACRE CABG groups and the PMR treatment groups, perhaps because patients in these groups were treated by more aggressive means and perceived a large decrease in anginal episodes soon after treatment.

The bills were the product of one overreaching politician, the Senate president, Russell Pearce, who has made it his mission to rid his state of illegal immigrants by ever-more-aggressive means.

SCLC is less prominent and more aggressive with mean survival of 4 months if left untreated [5].

Compared to parae, blue, and red males, yellow males initiated more aggressive behaviours (Mean ± SE: 23.70 ± 4.18; n = 10; 2% sparring, 53% chasing, and 45% attacks) against immaculata males.

Sometimes my tone just comes across more aggressive than I mean it to.

Two individual genes were associated with a more aggressive phenotype: the mean mitotic count was higher in tumors with ESR1 (10 vs. 16; P = 0.037) and GSTP1 (8 vs. 14; P = 0.002) methylation.

4) Italy: Arezzo coach Ezio Capuano on his post-match view that "queers don't belong on the pitch, we need men with balls, not queers": "I just meant players should be meaner, more aggressive.

"The only way we're going to come out of this as a team is to be more aggressive, even if that means more strikeouts," Engle said.