Sentence examples for stage players from inspiring English sources

Simultaneous move games model discrete, multistage interactions where at each stage players simultaneously choose their actions.

In each stage, players are sorted into groups in which they play pairwise matches against each other.

Varty said that for Hong Kong to improve on the international stage, players needed to be available full time.

He wrote memorably in Foreign Policy about his experience in the bread lines of Aleppo, among people who "fear they are stage players in a war with no end in sight". The piece was the product of a ten-day trip to Syria's war-ravaged commercial capital at a time when Syria's "moderate" rebels still appeared to lead the fight against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

In the second stage, players are provided with the necessary instruments to execute a specified process.

Mercer often noted the occupations of his patients, who ranged from merchants, planters, and gentlemen to tradesmen, schoolmasters, undertakers, and stage players.

But after two decades of lessons, Dr. Ptashne has become a creditable stage player, even performing in concert last year with the noted cellist Judith Serkin and the pianist Heng Jin Ellsworth.

SVB doesn't do any mortgage business, instead lending to tech and biotech companies in Silicon Valley, including many early-stage players.

At the end of Act II, in the Latin Quarter scene outside the Cafe Momus, there was one near train wreck: when the military band strode onto the massive set, the on-stage players and the orchestra in the pit sounded like they were marching to different drummers.

We can explain to them that at certain stages players are under contract and have the responsibility towards their clubs and we as a club, or the person who controls the club, has to defend their own interest".

In the early stages, players cannot see one another's armies, and must dispatch scouts to illuminate darkened corners; they must also develop economies, with which to fund the inevitable battles.