Sentence examples for sophisticated negotiation from inspiring English sources
Beauman quotes John Wiltshire's observation that Austen's work isn't genteel satire as such, but "a sophisticated negotiation between solidarity with the society that nourished her (and would buy her novels!) and intense critical scrutiny".
One of the most intriguing opportunities is provided by markets implementing computationally sophisticated negotiation mechanisms, for example combinatorial auctions.
Software agents are supposed to perform on behalf of their human owners only when equipped with sophisticated negotiation knowledge.
The "rise" of the bazaar from the eighteenth century has been seen as a new "distinct world" of sophisticated negotiation and bargaining developed by the indigenous trading communities in the wake of European imperialism.
He conducted sophisticated negotiations with both neighbouring and distant powers, which are recorded in diplomatic archives from England to China.
"When you look at the current Leonardo show, you can see it is the result of some very sophisticated negotiations between curators and conservators," said Deuchar.
Sophisticated diplomatic negotiation, legal argument, collective bargaining, commercial advertising, and political campaigns are of course quite likely to include considerable amounts of both overt and covert propaganda, accompanied by propaganda of the deed.
"They are the result of the good economy and of unions becoming more sophisticated in their negotiations over the past 20 years".
Since a service might be offered under different configurations by various different organizations, sophisticated service selection and negotiation algorithms are required.
At one point he suggests that recent American foreign policy has been the result of a kind of mad negotiation between its relatively sophisticated coastal parts and a central region with no understanding of the world.
More sophisticated as a model of real-world negotiations is Prisoner's Dilemma, developed by two American mathematicians in the 50s.
