Sentence examples for realistic conflict from inspiring English sources

A distributed scheduling algorithm that operates on more realistic conflict graph was proposed based on the physical interference model.

This "we get the goods, they don't" mentality is sometimes referred to as "Realistic Conflict Theory," and it has a powerful effect on our behavior because we then use negative stereotypes to justify the negative behavior itself.

This "we get the goods, they don't" mentality is sometimes referred to as "realistic conflict theory," and it has a powerful effect on our behavior because we then use negative stereotypes to justify the negative behavior itself (e.g., "We don't share with Them because They can't be trusted".).

Those talks may not happen under the current Israeli and Palestinian leadership, but openly discussing this necessary aspect of a realistic, conflict-ending two-state solution – which remains the United States' strategic objective — will prepare the ground for when there are leadership changes.

These historical events and memories won't automatically come into play, but they are prone to be motivated by the realistic conflicts between different East Asian countries and people.

The best part of "Arrow's" evolution has been the way it has carefully built up the world of Starling City and judiciously raised the stakes and created realistic conflicts for its characters, whether they wear superhero masks or not.

In contrast to realistic group-conflict theory, according to which intergroup conflict derives from mutually incompatible goals, Tajfel proposed that the simple act of becoming a group member is sufficient to precipitate discrimination against members of an available comparison out-group.

The book offers a realistic portrayal of conflict and is prescriptive without being preachy.

Some works (Kirchner et al. 2003) claim even that simulations are more realistic if the conflicts that arise are not solved, but to prevent the movement of all pedestrians involved in a conflict with a certain probability.

Khoury will share stories from her years of research as well as her journey developing realistic characters and conflicts.

They may then seek to justify their violations as inevitable and realistic behaviour in armed conflict.