In the case just discussed, elimination of weakly dominated strategies is one possible refinement, since it refines away the NE s2-t1, and correlation is another, since it refines away the other NE, s1-t2, instead.
But no one can be sure.The new study refines the UN's current projections and provides a lot of useful material.
Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including analyzing how an author uses and refines the meaning of a key term over the course of a text (e.g., how Madison defines faction in Federalist No. 10).
"To defend himself, man refines the meanness of his heart," she observes.
A deeper understanding of behavioural economics refines, rather replaces, neo-classical methods.You might say that economic models are similar to a map.
Mr Chávez has signalled a desire to sell Citgo, a state-owned Venezuelan company that refines and retails the country's oil in the United States.
The difference is that, unlike Deep Blue, EHW continually crops and refines its search algorithm the sequence of logical steps it takes to find a solution.
The half-dozen controls, by contrast, showed no improvement and in some cases may even have become a bit slower.Once Dr Viirre refines his training regime, he hopes to see larger and more permanent effects.
British Sugar Corporation, which refines British beet sugar, is down to 50% of its normal supplies for refining, while Tate and Lyle is also having difficulty keeping its customers supplied from existing stocks.
As it refines the art of going after members of the Serbian elite (by denying them visas, for example), the West should also be lightening the burden on ordinary Serbs, by making it easier for them to travel, and making sure the most vulnerable are not hungry or cold.
In addition to its trading business, it also owns or charters ships to transport crude oil, petrol, gas, coal, chemicals and sugar (200 are at sea at any time); refines 350,000 barrels of oil a day and owns a power plant in Britain.
