Sentence examples for punishment versus from inspiring English sources

And so the decision is made to express constitutional commitments in very abstract terms—'cruel and unusual punishment' versus 'drawing and quartering' leaving it to later generations to substitute their possibly different concrete understandings for those of the authors or those who lived at the time of authorship.

Overall, participants were significantly more likely to suggest enforcement or punishment (64%) than social reform (36%), χ2 = 18.0, p<.001; however, there was no difference between participants who were lexically primed with "beast" (64% suggesting enforcement and punishment) versus those who were lexically primed with "virus" (65%), χ2 = .001, p = .99.99

Therefore, the order of implemented punishment versus non-implemented punishment blocks had no effect on choices in the PGGs.

Third, to identify regions showing both reward-related and punishment-related enhancement of correlation only with the hippocampus, an interaction (F-contrast) between reward/punishment factor and memory-related region factor was masked inclusively with 2 t-contrasts of Reward versus Control and Punishment versus Control in the hippocampus-related correlations.

In this analysis, first, to identify regions showing higher correlation in both Reward and Punishment than in Control, a main effect (F-contrast) of reward/punishment was masked inclusively with 2 t-contrasts of Reward versus Control and Punishment versus Control.

We provide the first systematic comparison of the temporal dynamics of punishment- versus relief-memory.

In the punishment feedback versus risky-response contrast, stronger activations in the precentral gyrus (BA 6), the paracentral lobule (BA 4), and the postcentral gyrus (BA 3) were observed among the female participants relative to the male participants.

In the punishment feedback versus risky-response contrast, the female participants showed stronger activation than the male participants in the right medial OFC BAA 10), whereas the male participants showed stronger activation than the female participants in the right insula (BA 13) (Fig. 3).

One way is that the risk level (i.e. probability of a reward versus punishment) varies while the amount of potential reward or punishment remains stable.

"The fact that Rikers Island has essentially become a de facto mental health facility for a third of the jail population speaks volumes about the need for more resources and more attention to the mental health system over all in the city," he said, "instead of simply focusing on counseling versus punishment for those that end up falling through every crack in the social services system".

This latter attribute of action-effect prediction is similar to anticipation of reward versus punishment.