capraro造句

• Usconium was located between " Monte Antico " and " Monte Capraro ", where Guglionesi is now found.
• The current, and founding, national editor is Ingo Capraro, previously of " Die Burger ", another Naspers publication.
• Two Italian architects named Capraro and Komar created the base of the monument They inscribed a message in Italian from the Italian people of Fascist Italy.
• "I'm not exactly a tango fanatic, but I sure do like it, " exclaimed one Italian, Claudio Capraro, 47.
• Jim Capraro assumed his position as the founding Executive Director of the Greater Southwest Development Corp . ( GSDC ) in January 1976, and continues as its Chief Executive Officer today.
• Capraro has proposed a new solution concept for social dilemmas, based on the idea that players forecast if it is worth to act cooperatively and then they act cooperatively in a rate depending on the forecast.
• His teacher was Vincent Capraro, an artist who now lives in Piermont, N . Y . In recent years, Salpukas'art has been displayed and sold in galleries, including the Jadite gallery in Manhattan.
• He was the founder of the Pension Mrs . Rosa, that over time would turn into the Hotel Correntoso, base for the tourist development of Villa La angostura, place that also owes his starts to Capraro.
• In the decade of 1920, almost all the economic and political activity of Bariloche went through Capraro, that was consul of Italy in the region, member of the Municipality, representative of several banks and insurance company, in addition to YPF.
• Skladany got BU rolling in the first period with a 20-footer that glanced off a defensman's stick and beat Winer to the far side, but UMass freshman Chris Capraro of Medford, who got the winner Friday, fed teammate Tim Turner after a BU turnover and the Minutemen tied it up late in the second.
• This paradox could reduce the value of pure game theory analysis, but could also point to the benefit of an expanded reasoning that understands how it can be quite rational to make non-rational choices, at least in the context of games that have players that can be counted on to not play " rationally . " For instance, Capraro has proposed a model where humans do not act a priori as single agents but they forecast how the game would be played if they formed coalitions and then they act so as to maximize the forecast.