I argue that Vietnam's globalizing economy and urban transition have been a catalyst for the growth of the informal waste collector population in Hanoi as well as a partial player in the gendering of this group and the work they undertake.
The following questions may guide your writing: -Does the announcer seem partial to one player or another?
Personal elements are threaded throughout, and Knapp, now married, looks back with bemusement and chagrin on a parade of his former selves — a lacrosse player partial to alternative metal bands; a reluctant frat boy; a cultish devotee of David Foster Wallace — and wonders what they add up to.
Hasek and Jagr were joined by six other National Hockey League stars on a partial list of Czech players for the Salt Lake City Games.
Odermann's self-run Latin Athletes Education Fund supplements partial athletic scholarships the players receive from their colleges, filling the financial gaps that otherwise would have kept them from accepting the scholarship offers.
The idea of satisfaction equilibrium was introduced in [32], where players having partial or no knowledge about their environment and other players are solely interested in the satisfaction of some individual performance constraints instead of individual performance optimization.
At Nuance Communications, which makes software that lets computers recognize or generate spoken words, Ronald Croen, the CEO, ticks off a partial list of other players: Tellme, SpeechWorks, BeVocal and HeyAnita, plus research arms and spinoffs from the likes of Lucent and BT.
The situation can be even more interesting if there are statements in the language that reveal only partial information about the player strategy choices.
Then, at most partial ingroup favoritism in which players always cooperate with ingroup members and partially (i.e., with probability 1/2) cooperate with outgroup members is evolutionarily stable.
Instead, he chose to continuously reassemble partial, changing rosters of tired players.
