In a sense, our current categorisation of reward size already combines rewards that are up to and including the average reward size across the three reward steps under the "small" reward condition, and rewards that are larger than the average in the "large" reward condition (in Figure 2 and also in Methods, in the subsection "Reward Schedule").
New York is, to Ms. Dey, "the highest-risk — and highest-reward — step that we could take," she said.
Second, in the desired signal reward update step, we need to compute β BF,ip1,k (F X) from θ BF,ip1,k (F X) and γ k (F X) according to (26).
The universe rewards each step into the unknown by providing another opening; but we've got to step in even though we might not know what's next.
Clearly, for me, stretching to be a connector -- against my natural impulses to simply work independently behind my computer -- is inspired by and focused on benefitting the community of Cura, and the warmth with which they have adopted me is my reward for stepping outside my comfort zone.
Quite literally everyone in the sport now understands that a shot taken from one foot inside the arc is roughly as likely to go in as a shot taken from one foot behind the arc and therefore the reward of stepping back slightly is more than worth the added risk.
The staffs in hospitals who carry the trays, launder the linen, & perform similar highly important, meagrely rewarded jobs, stepped up their strikes.
State Department officials say they back the program as a way of showing African leaders that there are tangible rewards for stepping down.
Some wanted to know why citizens should be rewarded for stepping up to do their civic duty.
After a day of pedaling, Climate Riders pause, regroup and can listen to motivational speakers (on site) clued in on environment issues and able to aptly illuminate the rewards of stepping into change-agent mode.
He wanted his readers to work but was ready to reward them every step of the way.
