But, that future automation could also lower the barriers and defensibility of these companies, allowing peer-to-peer players to launch a comparable offering with similar software.
Rather, both treatments led to a general increase in average player contribution, confirming that, even when only the least or most cooperative individuals are to stand in front of their peers, players cooperate more as a group (electronic supplementary material, figure S1).
During official gaming sessions, analysts peer over players' shoulders and challenge their reasoning.
Peers and players have frequently ascribed Sir Alex Ferguson's longevity to his ability to move with the times, adapting, for example, to a world where agents have as much influence as managers.
Shad genuinely cares and will work extremely hard player by player, peer to peer, to help execute the vision Mr Wenger has laid out.
In fact, the narrative here is far less traditional than those of its more obvious peers; a player's decisions rarely have a simple good or bad outcome and the world can be especially cruel to those seeking to do the right thing.
On the flight, the players peer out over a hot, unforgiving desert.
Yesterday, Mary Carillo said that Shahar Peer, the Israeli player making her way through the draw, was the first Jewish player ever to make the quarterfinals.
By Nick Paumgarten August 12, 2008 Yesterday, Mary Carillo said that Shahar Peer, the Israeli player making her way through the draw, was the first Jewish player ever to make the quarterfinals.
So it was frustrating and farcical to see as crucial a match as a T20 Blast quarter-final truncated, as the players peered into the (obviously unplayable) gloom from lit up dressing rooms in an eerie throwback to the 1980s and 1990s.
