Sentence examples for outcomes won from inspiring English sources

And now it seems the big star of this year's contest is to follow suit, for production has already wrapped on The Murder of Paul the Octopus, a fictional take on the eight-limbed beastie whose knack for predicting the match outcomes won him worldwide fame.

"It is a competition with only two outcomes, win or lose.

But there is still just the one ball, and the same three outcomes — win, lose or draw — that were enshrined in soccer when the first league on earth was formed, in England 123 years ago.

To do this, we experimentally induced each emotion by manipulating feedback (chosen gamble vs. unchosen gamble), agency (human vs. computer choice) and outcomes (win vs. loss) in a fully randomized design.

If one considers all possible outcomes (win, draw, loss) for all six matches in a group, there are 729 (= 36) different outcome combinations possible.

They believe that, after losing so many times, same selection of next bet should generate opposite outcomes (win).

Two visible outcomes, win and lose, were shown on the computer screen to each participant once an active or passive decision was made (Fig. 2a), resulting in different brain reactions and responses.

The time series indicated the temporal position of: display of image for each of the 4 conditions (Go Win, Go Avoid, No-Go Win, and No-Go Avoid), the onset of the circles (for each Go and No-Go trials in which subjects correctly responded), display of outcomes for the 3 possible outcomes (win, neutral, and loss), and display of image for trials with an incorrect response.

At Durban, those arguing for a legally binding outcome won.

Overall Record: 27-7 ConfeRecordRecord: 16-2 Conference Tournament Outcome: Won Atlantic Sun Tournament PPG: 81.5 Points Allowed: 67.3 AP Ranking: none RPI: 58 KenPom Ranking: 23 Standout Player: Kerron Johnson Season In Review: Belmont only lost by one to Duke in the very first game of the season.

They did not perceive the injury to impact either completing the fight or the outcome (win, loss, draw).