Last season Chelsea and Bayern Munich, the two Champions League finalists, earned €60m and €42m respectively from going so far in the competition, calculated according to Uefa's complicated formula which partly rewards the commercial earnings of each country overall.
"Varamo," like all the Aira books in translation, is charming and infuriating, built of plain prose that blooms without warning into carbuncular visions; they're filled with invented games, preposterous theories delivered in reasonable tones, portentous subplots that later appear to have no importance and metafictional shifts only partly rewarding the attention they demand.
Partly rewarding would be the fact that, in several clinical conditions, A1C could not be used and blood glucose assessment would remain the standard diagnostic procedure.
But its criteria have changed, partly to reward cities and owners for paying for new stadiums, like Alltel in Jacksonville and Ford Field in Detroit.
It's done like this partly to reward the most dedicated players for their efforts… but it's also an easy way for them to roll things out gradually to double-check that nothing explodes.
Total QBR grades quarterbacks in some innovative ways: Positive plays are rewarded partly as a reflection of game situation.
"Bainies", as the firm's employees are known, are rewarded partly in line with the performance of the firms that they work for, and they have done well out of it.
Robert Sternberg Career masochist In psychology, you are rewarded (1) partly for the research you do, and (2) partly for (a) the topic on which you do the research and (b) the methods you use.
Two studies illustrate by the number of physicians not receiving a reward that, despite the (partly) guaranteed reward schedules, targets established in the P4P schemes may not be easily achievable.
