Growth simulations reveal that the long-run rewards to educational quality are large but also require patience.
Google has long run a rewards program for security researchers who find vulnerabilities in its software.
By the time I left, I think I had become as much a part of their lives as they mine.? The lesson, it seems, is that although things may not be easy at first, in the long run the rewards of work in development can be immeasurable.
The operations of chance tend, in the long run, to reward goodness and punish the selfishness and lack of consideration that are the nearest things to evil this Paris contains.
A vast edifice of cross-border finance contracts would be rearranged.Dismantling the doomsday machineIn the long run, however, the rewards from reform could be great.
In the long run a poorly rewarded, insecure, overworked and in many cases casualised staff can only provide a lower standard of treatment.
Value functions define what is good for an agent over the long run described by reward function and some parameters.
Neuroscientist Brian Knutson of Stanford University in California says that the pleasure of punishment may explain why strangers cooperate: In the long run, people are rewarded when they defend standards of fairness.
"Each person is different, " he said, "yet they come in here and put on a uniform and they're all here for the same reason: It's demanding but, in the long run, it's rewarding.
If Pemex goes "public," so to speak, who in the long run will reap the rewards?
Results: In this framework, the long run average rate of reward plays a key role as an opportunity cost, and mediates motivational influences on rates and vigor of responding.
