Sentence examples for exploiting the rewards from inspiring English sources

As the transmission of ant-myrmecophyte mutualisms is horizontal (i.e., new treelets need to be colonized by a founding queen ant), other insect species can short-circuit these associations before ant colonization, exploiting the rewards provided by the plant whilst providing nothing in return [1].

Will the models exploit the reward function by converging on naïve solutions such as 'C' if not imposed handwritten rules?

For the 'REINFORCE' method, where the sole aim is to generate valid SMILES that do not contain sulphur, the model quickly learns to exploit the reward funtion by generating sequences containing predominately 'C'C

Although the beach movie genre is generally considered to have begun with "Gidget" (1959) -- starring Sandra Dee as an affable, late-blooming teenager reluctant to go on her first surf-and-sun "manhunt" -- it wasn't until the successful release of American International Pictures Beach Partyty" (1963) that film studios began to fully exploit the economic rewards of niche marketing.

First, should we really reward people, even women who have broken through the glass ceiling, for exploiting the revolving door between public office and private enrichment?

You are exploiting the slum dweller".

He's not exploiting the subject.

Exploiting the community.

If that is the case, the inventor will be unable to either commercially exploit the invention or derive any additional financial reward from making an important invention.

When contribution is appropriately quantified and authorship is duly rewarded, it is possible to exploit the full potential of the scientific community in knowledge curation.

Possibly, they did so because they implicitly exploited the variable reaction time threshold in order to maximize their outcome to the rewarded cues.