Sentence examples for last reward from inspiring English sources

ONE LAST REWARD I ran out of time on my tuneup day to cash in one last reward, because it tends to be a two-hour errand.

A film of dust drifted down from the rose drapes like the ghosts of bellhops who had long ago pocketed their last reward, but nothing else happened & the clerk said the elevator boy would let us in with a master key.

Bresnan finished with 4-37, and there was at last reward for Anderson's excellence with 4-43 from 20 overs.

That would have the added benefit of creating a clear sense of completion when the last reward has been sent out.

The last reward earned in each session also resulted in opening of the 'lunchbox' and delivery of the single large food reward.

Indeed, dopamine error responses follow precisely this scheme, decreasing with increasing numbers of trials since the last reward [ 12], suggesting that they process model-based predictions.

Take Beth Tweddle for example, Britain's pioneering gymnast, at long last rewarded with a bronze.

But he is facing a 2020 campaign and election that differ considerably from when Democrats last rewarded a generational argument in a presidential race by nominating then-Senator Barack Obama.

But none of this can happen unless people, above all those in undergraduate education in colleges and universities, are first and last rewarded for disciplined attention to the process of language and thinking through which self-knowledge emerges.

Optimal performance of this task requires spatial working memory (remembering which side was most recently entered), response inhibition (inhibiting the tendency to return to the location where the animal was last rewarded) and the ability to sustain attention and suppress the distractions of being put into the start box.

We excluded animals if they did not develop a preference above 90%% for blue feeders and performed paired t tests with probability to shift from blue to yellow as the dependent variable and the last two reward experiences (two rewards, or one reward followed by no reward, or two unrewarded visits) as the independent variable.