Sentence examples for prize design from inspiring English sources

Several robustness checks confirm that mitigating the momentum/discouragement effect is essential for effort-maximizing prize design in dynamic multi-battle contests.

Following a mechanism design approach we define three key dimensions for GIP evaluation: objectives, design, and performance, where prize design includes ex ante specifications, ex ante incentives, qualification rules, and award governance.

Then, while the tech industry has come to prize design more than it ever has before with the rise of companies like Nest, Jawbone and Apple, the local San Francisco tech community has yet to embrace or support the arts in the way that they are backed in the U.S.'s other creative capitals of Los Angeles and New York.

His obituary in the journal Building concluded:... [T]here is none today who can replace the noble personality, that keen energetic brain ever ready to give of its wonderful store of knowledge, and that happy spirit ever bright, ever optimistic, even though crushed beneath the cruel and unjust blow of the non-acceptance of his prize design for the North Shore bridge.

One increasingly common facet of prize designs is to support several teams through intermediate steps towards the solution.

So this year, the conference is launching its first-ever innovation prize, designed to inspire and accelerate technological innovation in the field of remote medicine.

Simon Evenett, a professor of international trade at St . Gallen Universityin Switzerland, agreed that a way forward would have to finesse differences over agriculture for Washington and Brussels to grasp what both see as the big prize — designing the next generation of business regulations and inducing the rest of the world, notably China, to sign on to them.

Chabon, the writer of books including The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay and The Yiddish Policemen's Union, said: "Great literature respects no borders or boundaries, and it's a thrill to be part of the first literary prize designed to honour that crucial disrespect".

The other is tournament theory that treats CEO pay as a top prize designed to motivate executives to work hard for the top position.

Mr. Garriott serves on the board of the foundation (along with the media mogul Arianna Huffington and the Google co-founder Larry Page, among others), which offers cash prizes designed to spur innovative solutions to some of the world's most complicated problems, including creating oil-eating bacteria and sending a robot to the moon.

The 2-year-old Descartes prize of 1 million Euros ($880,000) is one of the few major prizes that targets collaborative research, unlike prizes designed for individual achievements, such as the Nobel.