Sentence examples for player population from inspiring English sources

Here's what it has come down to for aspiring blacks and Latins, whose racial and ethnic groups provide more than half of the major league player population: The Los Angeles Dodgers asked Selig a few months ago for permission not to interview minority candidates because they had someone, Dan Evans, in their front office whom they wanted to name general manager.

The market for massively multiplayer online role-playing games, known as M.M.O.'s, is a fast-growing one, with no fewer than 80 current titles and many more under development, all targeted at a player population that totals around 30 million worldwide.

A player population is effectively a network with many connections, sometimes looser, others tighter.

Finally, the inferences from our models are limited to the injured cohort, rather than to the entire player population.

How do I acquire and keep a large-enough player population such that the game is exponentially better for all of them?

Like the social networks on which they run, games like Farmville and Mafia Wars draw a far more diverse, broad-based player population than even the most popular console and PC games.

With rapid growth in both production costs and player populations over the last decade, the computer games industry is facing new scalability challenges in game design and content generation.

In the case of the first question though, we used the questionnaire in a new way, namely to compare the perceptions of two player populations rather than to merely gauge the quality of those perceptions.

In this study, the range of the carbon isotope ratio of the steroids relevant to antidoping analysis was investigated in urine specimens obtained from top-level soccer player populations residing in six countries, namely Argentina, Italy, Japan, Republic of South Africa, Switzerland and Uganda.

An estimated 529 483 Junior and 121 663 Senior rugby union ('rugby') players (population at risk).

Injury data were collected from 3652 youth rugby union players (population at risk) in 2011 and 2012.