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Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2006
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John E. Hinkle, William S. Rayens
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Games and Economic Behavior, 2004
In this paper we present a two-period model where a left-wing and a right-wing political party are solely interested in the policies they pursue. We assume that voters display reciprocal behavior. By contrast, political parties are not motivated by reciprocity. We show that reciprocity may have dramatic consequences for models of voting behavior.
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In this paper we present a two-period model where a left-wing and a right-wing political party are solely interested in the policies they pursue. We assume that voters display reciprocal behavior. By contrast, political parties are not motivated by reciprocity. We show that reciprocity may have dramatic consequences for models of voting behavior.
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Reciprocity-in-Kind to Reciprocity in Research
2022This chapter demonstrates the shifting nature of Reciprocity-in-Kind (RiK) as previously stated by Frankfurtian Criticalists and Feminists but focuses on ethical considerations. This chapter is divided into two sections. The first one discusses the transition from Western Christian Reciprocity to Reciprocity in research and development, then addresses ...
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Reciprocity theory has a hallowed status in evolutionary social sciences because it provides a way to explain cooperation among un- related individuals. Theorists have created a large body of mathematical work based on the iterated prisoner’s dilemma game that explores which strategies are evolutionarily stable in a range of conditions including when ...
Sarah Mathew, Robert Boyd
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Reciprocity theory has a hallowed status in evolutionary social sciences because it provides a way to explain cooperation among un- related individuals. Theorists have created a large body of mathematical work based on the iterated prisoner’s dilemma game that explores which strategies are evolutionarily stable in a range of conditions including when ...
Sarah Mathew, Robert Boyd
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Journal of Endodontics
This study aimed to evaluate the effects from the memory-triple (MT) heat treatment on the fatigue resistance of the Reciproc by comparison with the file systems of same geometry.Reciproc files subjected to MT heat treatment technology were designated as Group RMT and were compared with the original Reciproc (Group REC) and Reciproc Blue (Group REB ...
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This study aimed to evaluate the effects from the memory-triple (MT) heat treatment on the fatigue resistance of the Reciproc by comparison with the file systems of same geometry.Reciproc files subjected to MT heat treatment technology were designated as Group RMT and were compared with the original Reciproc (Group REC) and Reciproc Blue (Group REB ...
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1953
The reciprocal nomogram described in Note 2108 (February, 1950) for the solution of 1/R = 1/R 1 + 1/R 2 is a particular case of a more general ...
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The reciprocal nomogram described in Note 2108 (February, 1950) for the solution of 1/R = 1/R 1 + 1/R 2 is a particular case of a more general ...
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Games and Economic Behavior, 2010
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Reciprocal Causation and Statistical Reciprocity
Acta BiotheoreticaErnst Mayr famously distinguished between proximate and ultimate causal explanations. His view was decisive in the fact that development was not included in the theory of evolution. Nevertheless, the explanatory role of developmental processes in evolution is a central theme of current theoretical biology, which has led to several revisions of Mayr’s ...
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The Quarterly Journal of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, 1988
The reciprocity principle is shown to provide the basis for a theory of any one of a wide class of flowmeters that use the effect of flow on a field to arrive at a reading of flow rate. Examples of such `interrogating field' flowmeters are electromagnetic flowmeters, transit- time ultrasonic flowmeters and Coriolis mass flowmeters.
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The reciprocity principle is shown to provide the basis for a theory of any one of a wide class of flowmeters that use the effect of flow on a field to arrive at a reading of flow rate. Examples of such `interrogating field' flowmeters are electromagnetic flowmeters, transit- time ultrasonic flowmeters and Coriolis mass flowmeters.
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Journal of Economic Theory
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