"Had she stayed, I think, first of all it would've been good for us, but second, she would have been rewarded ultimately," said one former colleague who -- like most of Ms. Hopkins's co-workers from various stages of her career -- insisted on anonymity.
In some way, a life of service to others in Jesus' name, a life well-lived in God's eyes will be rewarded ultimately in some way that will blow our puny human minds.
The forward eagerly tormented his markers to slalom into space or burst to the byline, setting up Salomon Kalou who side-footed disappointingly wide before securing his own reward, and ultimately the victory, some 18 minutes into the match.
In smokers, changes in reward-related VS activation induced by smoking abstinence may be associated with severity of nicotine dependence.Variation in genes related to dopamine signaling may contribute to heterogeneity in VS sensitivity to reward and, ultimately, to addiction.
Likewise, the relevance of the system's information to future reward is ultimately insured through natural selection.
Future reward is ultimately defined in terms of biological fitness, or the future of an animal's genetic information, which is accepted to be the "goal" of all life forms.
It's more work to create your own community than to rent someone else's, but the rewards can ultimately be much greater.
With a greater ability to act unilaterally and reach all Californians, Brown likely assessed that the brass tacks promise of the finished project's rewards would ultimately force some congressmen to negotiate, weakening their coalition.
Players seeks to maximize their rewards and ultimately learn through trial and error over repeated interactions with the environment.
