The center console has storage areas hidden under imitation-wood covers, which don't have a luxurious feel when opened or closed.
In this case, irrespective of what node 1 did at the previous round, at the next one (under unconditional imitation) or eventually (under proportional update) it will adopt the strategy C.
For the two dynamics we are considering here, the strategy of a given node changes (under unconditional imitation) or can change (under the replicator rule) only if it has a neighbor with larger payoff.
For the two dynamics we are considering here, the strategy of a given node changes (under unconditional imitation) or can change (under proportional update) only if it has a neighbor with larger payoff (i.e., players do not make mistakes).
My men could carry ten cases of liquor easily under that imitation cushion.
Concerning macaques, unlike humans, there is no evidence for imitation under controlled conditions [3].
Chimpanzee culture has generated intense recent interest, fueled by the technical complexity of chimpanzee tool-using traditions; yet it is seriously doubted whether chimpanzees are able to learn motor procedures by imitation under natural conditions.
For in reaction to it and its pale imitation under John Major came Blair's New Labour, with its strained inclusiveness, effortful political correctness and supine arts administration.
The major impediment to detecting imitation under natural conditions is that, generally, it is not possible to identify the original model that has been copied.
A measure to impose mandatory bright color requirements on all BB and pellet guns -- so that police could easily identify them as imitation -- failed under a heavy campaign of criticism from gun rights groups and others that it was misguided.
It is not the first time Wozniacki has come under fire for an imitation: at the 2011 United States Open, Wozniacki drew some criticism for a giggly reenactment of Rafael Nadal's cramping in the press room.
