A strong equilibrium is defined as a strategic profile for which no subset of players has a joint deviation that strictly benefits all of them, while all other players (in the subset) are expected to maintain their equilibrium strategies.
People often talk about affirmative action as strictly a benefit to the minority student.
Thus an agent may lie if, by doing so, he/she can get strictly more benefit.
The CEO emphasizes the relative price predictability of electricity over liquid fuels instead of strictly environmental benefits.
The heart of the structure, the living quarters, is strictly interior, benefiting from the protection of redundant pressure envelopes.
On a strictly cost-benefit basis, this violent movement has been wildly successful, beyond even Bin Laden's original imagination, and is increasingly so.
The sweeps are strictly for the benefit of local stations, mainly the smallest ones, which reach less than 40percentt of the total television audience.
I'd always assumed that the weekly mowing does the grasses no favor, is strictly for our benefit, but of course mowing's ecological point is to keep the forest at bay.
Advertisers, which are strictly software vendors, benefit from pay-for-performance (predominantly CPC) so they really have nothing to lose.
It can be strictly for your benefit and no one else's.
