Sentence examples for nobody observed from inspiring English sources
An agent would decide to provide the public good if and only if nobody observed by her is doing so.
This agent revises at a rate (lambda ) and switches to 1 if nobody observed by her is choosing 1, something which occurs with probability ((1-theta (t))^{d}).
The equilibrium predictions of this model are robust to other types of utility functions, as long as the main features remain (i.e., agents are only willing to provide the public good if nobody observed by them has done so).
"Nobody has observed an animal of that kind so close to shore, in shallow water, for such a prolonged time," he said.
Nobody's observed this, but we know its closest surface ancestors do this, so we're assuming it's for the same reason.
In Hollywood, the screenwriter William Goldman once observed, "nobody knows anything".
Susan Sontag famously observed: "Nobody exclaims: 'Isn't that ugly!
As Rodriguez observed: "Nobody wants to take the pain for excesses.
Yet nobody who has observed Mowbray's Celtic at close quarters should have anticipated a straightforward conclusion.
Why? Because, just as Roth observed, nobody can get their mind adequately around what's overwhelming them as it overwhelms them.
As Evelyn Waugh observed, "Nobody wants to read other people's reflections on life and religion and politics, but the routine of their day, properly recorded, is always interesting".
