Sentence examples for unconditional players from inspiring English sources

Naturally, with increasing k, cooperation becomes harder to emerge, although its demise is slow and progressive, in sharp contrast with what has been observed with unconditional players [16].

This so-called spatial reciprocity mechanism relies on the fact that unconditional players have a limited set of fixed neighbours to interact with that allows Cs to protect themselves from Ds by self-organizing into compact clusters, thereby minimizing the risk of exploitation by cheaters [7] [9] (D).

"The notion that an unconditional attack on players in three consecutive lockouts will enable growth for every N.H.L. club misses the mark".

ST. LOUIS — Terry Collins, a postgame outburst or two aside, has been an unconditional champion of his players this season.

This arrangement of seeds, which we call the "concentrated" condition, therefore exposed some human players to two unconditional cooperators as immediate neighbors, while others were not exposed to any seeds directly, but were connected indirectly to the seeds via a human intermediary.

Nowhere has he enjoyed the same authority or unconditional buy-in to his ideas from players as at Porto.

Fans might find it hard to appreciate, given their unconditional love for their club, but to players it is all in the game.

As an ode to her unflappable concentration and a tribute to her unconditional love of tennis, Seles rarely loses to players ranked beneath her.

These results suggest that although many players do respond positively to the introduction of unconditional cooperators, the presence of too many unconditional cooperators invites free riding.

Tebow showed his teammates and his coaching staff unconditional loyalty, and endured more disrespect than any player I've ever seen.

At major programs across the country, where the perp walk has become the unofficial sack dance, accused players have been propped up by their coaches' unconditional love.