We show that the one-alternation fragment of strategy logic, is strong enough to express Nash-equilibrium, secure-equilibria, as well as other logics that were introduced to reason about games, such as ATL, ATL*, and game-logic.
"The rules of romantic comedy dictate a few wrong choices on the way to the right one; an alternation of giggles, tears and hugs; and 'Because I Said So' plays cautiously by the rules," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
It then becomes possible to play loudly on one keyboard and softly on the other, either simultaneously or in rapid alternation.
For P. aeruginosa, our finding of a general drug order effect on overall treatment efficacy is supported by a previous evolution experiment, in which a different strain of this pathogen (PAO1) was exposed to regular one-season alternations of rifampicin and streptomycin (Perron et al. 2007).
For this purpose, two kinds of cyclic R-ratio loading tests are performed; one is under alternation of equal-life waveforms of different R-ratios, and the other is under alternation of unequal-life waveforms of different R-ratios.
In the process called coevolutionary alternation, one species coevolves with several other species by shifting among the species with which it interacts over many generations.
Chaya Czernowin's opera "Infinite Now" tells two harrowing stories in alternation: one, of the chaos and gore of the First World War; the other, of a Chinese woman trapped in a claustrophobic male realm.
The proposed 3D face reconstruction required about 0.1 s per test image using our proposed algorithm based on an alternation methodology and about 3.6 s per test image using the algorithm based on a one-step methodology.
Aravind Eye Care System improved efficiency by reengineering their operating rooms to allow surgeons to work on two tables in alternation by shifting from one case to another.
