Sentence examples for no truthful from inspiring English sources
In this colonialist context there is no truthful behavior: and the good is quite simply that which is evil for 'them.' " One has the tragic sense, reading "Frantz Fanon," of an intellectual determined to prove himself among men with guns.
Classical results in economics show that no truthful mechanism can achieve budget balance and efficiency simultaneously.
No truthful mechanisms with non-trivial approximation guarantees are known for this multidimensional domain.
That is, no truthful mechanism can be better than n approximate, where n is the number of agents.
However, VCG relies on exact computation of an optimal allocation of resources, a problem which is often computationally intractable, and VCG that uses an approximate allocation algorithm no longer guarantees truthful revelation of preferences.
No to be truthful nobody had done it for a few years.
The engraving is alleged to be of William Shakespeare, but it's probably no more truthful a likeness than the postcard I have of Jesus that makes him look like David Beckham.
Except when conducting trials of identifiable crimes such as murder or assault, judges are no more truthful than politicians or journalists.
Our second reduction nicely complements the first one by showing that any LP-relative ρ-approximation for the problem of finding a min-cost solution for a set of players yields a truthful, no-bossy, (ρ+1 -approximation for the SCM problem (and hence, a truthful (ρ+1 -approximationtion cost-sharing mechanism).
But after seeing Kim, what I was doing no longer seemed particularly truthful".
Similarly, Shakespeare seems to be arguing that no representation of anything in a play can really be completely real or truthful, no matter how hard its players may try.
