game

game
1) игра (1. вид развлечения 2. математическая модель принятия оптимальных решений в условиях конфликта) || играть
2) цель (при воздушном перехвате)
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game is a draw — игра закончилась вничью

game is over — игра окончена

- achievement game
- action game
- adaptive game
- adventure game
- alliance game
- alternative game
- antagonistic game
- arcade game
- attrition game
- battle game
- biased game
- bluffing game
- business game
- card game
- coalition game
- coin-operated arcade video game
- Colonel Blotto game
- combat racing game
- computer game
- constant cost game
- constant sum game
- constrained game
- cooperative game
- decision-making game
- dilemma game
- Doom-like game
- economic game
- feedback game
- finite resources game
- first-person game
- fuzzy game
- game of approach
- game of chance
- game of luck
- game on graph
- game with a single experiment
- game with complete information
- game with constant cost
- game with constant sum
- game with convex payoff
- game with delayed information
- game without constraints
- guessing game
- hierarchical game
- imitation game
- infinite move game
- learning game
- logic game
- management game
- market game
- matrix game
- microprocessor-based video game
- mixed strategy game
- negative-sum game
- network game
- noncooperative game
- nonzero-sum game
- ordered set game
- perfect information game
- polynomial game
- positional game
- positive-sum game
- prisoners game
- programmable video game
- pursuit game
- puzzle game
- quota game
- real-time strategy game
- recursive game
- resource game
- role-playing game
- RTS game
- search game
- sequential game
- shooter game
- simulation game
- sport game
- statistical game
- strategy game
- submarine chasing game
- survival game
- symmetrical game
- tactical game
- take-away game
- television game
- thriller game
- truncated sequential game
- two-person game
- video game
- war game
- winning game
- zero-sum game
- zero-sum two-person game

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics. . 2005.

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