Sentence examples for paradigmatic players from inspiring English sources

But a recent tour of old-guard makers found that some paradigmatic players, like Mother's, a tourist favorite in the central business district, are not aging well.

In paradigmatic fictitious play models, each player plays a "best reply" to the observed historical frequency of her opponents' past actions.

By clearly taking the player's heterogeneity into consideration, we have shown in five paradigmatic games, the Dictator game, the Ultimatum game, the Prisoner's Dilemma game, the Public Goods game, and the Battle of the Sexes game, that the concepts of implicit game and implicit equilibrium have potential for better explaining people's actual behaviors in social decision making situations.

"These are paradigmatic cultural changes".

He appeared a paradigmatic leader.

Consider some of our paradigmatic political figures.

A lovely paradigm of the paradigmatic rose.

This trajectory, for Sandel, is paradigmatic.

New Hampshire is a paradigmatic example of this.

Calling "nigger" the "paradigmatic" ethnic slur was "parochial," Mr. Delgado said.

The English poetic tradition, paradigmatic for Ackroyd, is circular.