Sentence examples for attained reward from inspiring English sources

Romance, like the rabbit at the dog track, is the elusive, fake and never attained reward which, for the benefit and amusement of our masters, keeps us running and thinking in safe circles.

The urge to seek out that sort of pleasure, writes Balcombe, "is a combination of instinct on the one hand, and a powerful desire to attain reward on the other".

Maybe you believe that Jesus is the son of God, but also believe in meditation, peace of mind, detachment of goods and practicing the Good in order to attain reward in the next life.

On the SILT task, the mouse must attain rewards by correctly nose-poking to 2 stimulus lights (S1 and S2) presented randomly and sequentially in 5 holes (deemed A E) on a light array.

A lot of game design is built around the concept of working hard to attain rewards, and in that regard Pryjmachuk argues that his work is no different.

The purpose of the Quran has never been to encourage people to read it for the sake of it, or to attain rewards!

It is the reason why the Torah and particularly the commandments that are integral to it are the best way to attain spiritual reward after death.

One player tries to attain the reward at minimal costs, while the other player tries to maximize the costs of the other player, knowing that it would be advantageous to him.

Even those who think that President Obama has abandoned Israel can't argue that nobody has Israel's back like the U.S. Perhaps it's time we as a nation reassessed the quid pro quo of this relationship to make sure the United States is attaining some reward for all our risk.

A particular area of concern is the possibility of recipients 'gaming the system', whereby recipients deceitfully profess to be undertaking the behaviour to attain the reward [ 22].

We suggest an AP policy which is based on MDP theory, in which the reward attained in each iteration corresponds to the number of successful packets received in each transmission.