Sentence examples for proposer for from inspiring English sources

He was a proposer for the Royal Society fellowship of Andrew Robertson, the mechanical engineer, in 1936.

3 Because there were no significant proposer effects and we had no a priori hypotheses regarding differential bodily responses as a function of proposer, for subsequent analyses, we collapsed across human and computer offers to increase the sample size available to analysis.

This more or less irrational behavior shown by the participants suggests that humans are not entirely rational during economic decision making, because responders appear to be sensitive to unfairness and are willing to reject unfair offers so that they can punish proposers for unfair treatment.

And far from lazily using the audience as a vehicle to get to his next set piece, he took a front-row couple's post-coital engagement before the proposer left for a year in Cyprus – and really went to town with it, embarking on an elaborate and very funny imagining of what may have occurred in the Mediterranean.

And in this, we have developed a growing appreciation for identifying incentives not only for proposers but also for commenters and reviewers.

None of these proposals for internal structure have been applied by other authors than the proposers.

The list of k names is often arrived at by letting each of the proposers vote for v candidates and then choosing those k with the highest support.

"You are showing you can formulate a proposal for a valuable resource in competition with other people who want it, and convince the allocation committee to give you an award over other proposers," he describes.

At the unfair offer level, we did not find any significant effect for proposer type in either group at either offer size.

We identify a so-called "briber's curse," whereby acceptance of a proposal causes the proposer to downgrade her expected value for the object.

Among MI5's "personal files" – the Security Service had collected more than 62,000 names by the early 1930s – released Friday is one on Kenelm Digby, proposer of the notorious 1933 Oxford Union motion "that this House would in no circumstances fight for its King and Country".