Sentence examples for that a backwards from inspiring English sources

Binmore (1987) and Bicchieri (1993) contend that a backwards induction solution to a game should be consistent with the solution a corresponding forward induction argument recommends.

In Additional file 1, we show that a backwards bifurcation will occur when the ratio ρ ∗ = R CC / R NN > ρ, where: (2) ρ ∗ = 1 + D π L Here L=1/ is the duration of immunity, D=1/(γ NC + γ NN ) is the duration of naïve infection, and π = γ NC γ NC + γ NN is the proportion of people who become clinically immune after a naïve infection.

"The information shows that our broken policies propped up the richest few at the expense of taxpayers and struggling families – that's a backwards vision that no one should be proud of".

This way we can capture duplication and rearrangement events that require a backwards transition in the alignment.

Although the other prespecified variables have been informed through the literature and clinical advice, the evidence is limited; for that reason, a backwards elimination approach will be adopted to inform model selection.

The overall shape of Route 36 is that of a backwards C. Route 36 was established by the Laws of 1927, Chapter 319 to run between Keyport and Highlands.

There had been talk of abolishing BIS altogether, but business secretary, Sajid Javid, has said that would be a backwards step.

I don't want to be associated with a country that represents such a backwards view of the world".

"That's really a backwards way to approach it … This is already being used against communities it's designed to protect".

And I hope that doesn't sound like a backwards insult of some kind.

This involved folding (rolling) back the tree starting with the outcomes and working through the tree in a backwards fashion, that is from right to left, until arriving at the index decision.