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The uncertainty seeking, or exploration bonus, was originally proposed to balance exploration and exploitation, in which the agent encouraged the selection of long-ignored actions (Sutton, 1990; Dayan & Sejnowski, 1996).

The physicochemical approach to acid-base balance originally described by Stewart [ 6] and subsequently modified by Watson [ 15], Fencl and Rossing [ 16], and Figge and colleagues [ 13, 17] has become common in the last decade [ 18- 26].

North-South for the Nickell team reached four hearts as shown, after South had passed originally and then balanced.

After years of gridlock, Americans have got used to the idea that the gerrymandering of the electoral system and the polarisation of their two political parties have set the branches of government against each other, and that the checks and balances originally intended to keep the country's polity healthy have condemned it to sclerosis.

The last problem, according to Fukuyama, is that because of the "ideological polarization in a federal governance structure, the American system of checks and balances, originally designed to prevent the emergence of too strong an executive authority, has become a vetocracy".

For all the compromises, NATO did originally represent a fair balance of interests, but that cannot be said of the Afghan war.

It was not originally conceived as a balance to German power, but that was its effect, especially in light of the escalating naval race.