Sentences with phrase «suggest game strategy»

They often suggest game strategy, assist in organizing practice, and helps with scouting as needed.

Not exact matches

The powerful speaker raised eyebrows when he didn't tie the wage increase to certain items in the budget, suggesting he was playing some sort of long - game strategy on the issue.

Playing pieces found in the grave, apparently for some type of board game, suggest the woman may have been a high - ranking officer with knowledge of military tactics and strategy, Hedenstierna - Jonson's team speculates.

But building on recent work that suggests big - game hunting was just one part of a «broad - spectrum» strategy among America's first people, researchers have begun searching for other remains.

Strategy - based video games have shown some promise in improving brain function in older adults, suggesting the games might provide a defensive measure against dementia and Alzheimer's, said a brain researcher at a March 15 Neuroscience & Society event co-sponsored by AAAS and the Dana Foundation.

Preliminary research has suggested that, «if the target is to improve older adults» cognitive control, reasoning, and higher - order cognitive skills, and stave off dementia and Alzheimer's as long as possible, then maybe strategy games are the way to go,» said Chandramallika Basak, assistant professor at the Center for Vital Longevity and School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences at the University of Texas at Dallas.

The findings, published online in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, suggest that the prisoner's dilemma game, which has reigned as the dominant theoretical paradigm used to explain the costs and benefits of the evolution of cooperation, is not as evolutionarily stable a strategy as once assumed.

If dating is a game, online dating is a game of strategy... so they know that you're not just randomly throwing out opening lines to every single person that is on the app, McCann suggests.

Suggested to every gamer in search of some fresh strategy during this long summer.

As the name suggests, Struck is a puzzle game in which players must rely on their own strategy and luck in order to win.

Participants reported that students adopted new techniques that added to their reading ability, self - monitored their use of the reading strategies, suggested modifications of the reading strategies, and developed their own vocabulary games.

My (admittedly incomplete) reading of it suggests that there might be an IQ floor below which high - level strategy game performance is unlikely, but that above this floor assiduous practice and access to high level players (and / or books on the game) seem more important.

Elementary Math suggests using a few different strategies to teach kids to learn to count by twos, including: using a calculator; playing a game; questioning students (as they attempt to count by twos starting at a number that you specify); using sticky notes with a 100s chart; employing sing - along songs; and using manipulatives.

I think I would probably be better in starting from scratch with a new site rather than trying to implement your suggested game plan strategy on a site at least as quiet as most morgues.

This is something I'd suggest a lot of strategy gamers giving a try.

Confirming the rumours that there would be no Assassin's Creed game in 2016, Ubisoft instead suggested that they would be deploying an exciting new strategy: finishing the game before releasing it.

If you like Strategy games in the least, I suggest checking out Eufloria.

If you have yet to experience the Banner Saga games, I'd highly suggest checking into them if you're cool with story - rich, fairly hardcore tactical strategy games.

CEO Randy Pitchford has been taking it the hardest, bursting a blood vessel in one eye during a recent company wide meeting in which he suggested the game may look at alternative strategies such as «no cost... for... entry» and a «very affordable fffffffinancial model for aaaaargghh players».

Liberally laced with plenty of humour and of course, an abundance of Ghostbusters references (just check out the first «slime» creature you encounter), Dungeon Crawlers HD is a scrappy little turn - based strategy game whose charm, clean presentation and entertainment value all help to set it soaring well above what its throwaway budget remit might otherwise suggest.

If you are a fond of Vikings, or turn - based strategy games, then I suggest you pick it up.

Each battle plays a part in the larger strategy to alter history, so the game will provide you with a suggested lineup of generals before the battle starts.

Sony has revealed more of their PS Vita strategy over the last couple of days, suggesting that a range of «affordable» console and game bundles should help to boost sales this Christmas.

But not having that option available, I think that mathematical game theory suggests the simple «tit for tat» approach as being the best survival strategy.

But many commenters, including Volokh, did not find that the Vermont coach acted unethically; rather, he suggested a strategy within the bounds of the game.

MacEwen suggests «a brief recap of what game theory is and what it means for managers contemplating and deciding on strategies is in order.»

The city's own Economic Strategy «Raising Our Game» suggests that in recent years local businesses have thrived and that it is now well placed to become the «capital of innovation».