Sentence examples for form of payoff from inspiring English sources
He will continue as chairman of BBC Films, an unpaid role, and will not be receiving any form of payoff for standing down as creative director.
Another form of payoff has been the Israeli-issued permits needed by residents of the occupied territories -- a permit to work or do business in Israel or a "family reunification" permit, allowing a Jordanian-born wife, say, to join her husband in the West Bank.
That kind of payoff has served Aspect well.
But so too, for that matter, did the state, which has received billions in international aid to fight the world's war on drugs for it, on top of the untold millions more funneled to officials in the form of select payoffs.
Again, however, this measure is not perfect: we find changes in wager size produced unpredictable effects on d w ′ for the types of near-threshold stimuli often used in consciousness research, and particular forms of the payoff matrix can produce values of d w ′ consistent with a lack of awareness (Clifford et al., 2008).
Let us make some comments on the form of the closeout payoff (mathfrak {K}).
Interestingly, these authors also show that conformism is favored in this model without any other form of variation in payoffs.
And then there's the argument that tattoos can be a form of self-harm themselves: The payoff for many self-harmers comes with the rush of endorphins your body is programmed to release when there is an injury.
WITH unemployment at record lows, Democrats had a hard time making the argument that more government spending on education, health care and transportation would yield a payoff in the form of a more productive work force and a more efficient economy.
Most of the credit line comes in the form of reduced interest rates and longer payoff periods for loans.
When she was governor, she did what very few female politicians do, and ignored all the subsidiary issues in order to put all her bets on one big policy payoff in the form of a new state energy policy.
