Sentence examples for theory of stable from inspiring English sources

He was recognized for his work in game theory on the theory of stable allocations.

Last year's winners were Alvin E. Roth and Lloyd S. Shapley, cited for their work on "the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design".

And yet, we've all seen counterexamples to this theory of stable interests: there's the indifferent student who hates science, encounters a brilliant chemistry teacher in high school, and goes on to get her Ph.D. in biochemical engineering.

NOBEL GOES TO 2 AMERICANS  |  The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to Alvin E. Roth of Harvard (soon to be at Stanford) and Lloyd S. Shapley of U.C.L.A., "for the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design".

The Nobel committee awarded the prize to the two economists "for the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design".

Starting with a chapter on estimating future population sizes and age distributions to illustrate this coherence part II is largely about the theory of stable populations seen as constituting the core of the book and the associated importance of the replacement process.

There are several different views of what is meant by alternative stable states, and so the key elements of the theory of alternative stable states are set in the context of marine systems.

They wanted to see whether the behavioural types were clear-cut in the face of multiple opponents who might be playing different strategies, whether those types were stable, and whether they had the same average pay-off.The last point is crucial to the theory of evolutionarily stable strategies.

But there is an interesting geographical variation: Gulf-coast sites are hit five times as often as those on the Atlantic coast.There is also longer-term evidence to support Dr Elsner's theory of two stable hurricane patterns.

Working with colleagues across Europe, in 1993 he published the theory of "alternative stable states", where ecosystems can exist in one of two states (such as plant- or algae-dominated), stabilised by feedback mechanisms (for instance herbivore grazing preventing algal blooms).

The fact that Americans are outraged by oppressive governments, but lack a realistic theory of how stable governments come into being, means that it is easy to generate political support for attacking undesirable states and organisations, but hard to generate support for building anything to replace them.