Sentence examples for Secure rewards from inspiring English sources

To capture their gratitude, the researchers will present a task in which two or three chimpanzees can secure rewards through cooperative action.

In just a few minutes, he summed up what economists call the principal-agent argument: the belief that companies should be run solely to secure rewards for their shareholders – and that considerations such as workers' welfare, customer loyalty or doing right by business partners came way way down the agenda.

These studies will track naturalistic cooperation and reciprocity in detail over time to characterize the role of chimpanzee gratitude, the feelings they feel toward others that have worked with and helped them secure rewards in the recent past, in overall chimpanzee pro-social tendencies.

In study 2, we presented pairs of chimpanzees and bonobos with the same set-up as in study 1 with the addition of a non-social option that provided them with a secure reward.

In such a context, having a rapidly shifting but intense attention span and a taste for novelty would have proved highly advantageous in locating and securing rewards — like a mate and a nice chunk of mastodon.

By and large, they can cope with the risk and will secure the rewards.

25 mins: Muntari dances past the static Brazilian defence, but fails to secure the reward his run deserved by blazing high and wide.

In the announcement, Google Security Team members Eduardo Vela Nava and Michal Zalewski point out that they believe "developing Chrome extensions securely is relatively easy," but because many of these apps are also very widely used, "we want to make sure efforts to keep them secure are rewarded accordingly".

This was not a day to stoke further controversy; Chelsea had secured the reward that counted most of all.

A recent New York Times article about the difficulty of cashing in miles described one airline agent laughing out loud at the idea of the author securing a reward seat.

Anyone who has ever considered a career in school administration, and paid attention to the recent experiences of Greta Hawkins, must surely be wondering whether tending a tollbooth on the George Washington Bridge would secure greater karmic rewards.