Sentence examples for rewarding selection from inspiring English sources

For an extradimensional shift, the initially irrelevant dimension (square triangle) is given relevance by rewarding selection of one of its alternatives and by failing to reward choices for the other.

The final man in the running for Adelaide is Durham's Ben Stokes, who perhaps could be considered the riskiest pick yet simultaneously could prove to be the most rewarding selection.

In rewarding flowers, stabilizing selection on advertisement traits is thought to ensure recognition by pollinators that learn to remember floral characters associated with the reward (Ackerman, Cuevas & Hof, 2011).

Concerning those included in the squad, Langer is pleased "to see selectors are rewarding performance, in selections like Chris Rogers".

His alluring tenor, with its baritonal timbre and expressive shadings, is heard to rewarding effect in selections including Siegmund's "Sword Monologue".

What follows is a selection of rewarding world-music albums from the last year: just a limited sampling from a world of song.

Not only are individuals editing their tunes in real time — as the great tits did — but natural selection is also rewarding louder, higher-frequency singers, redirecting the course of evolution.

Targets whose selection has led to rewarding outcomes become relatively easier to select in the future, and distracters that have been ignored with higher gains are more easily discarded.

Ellis later cited the smartest player selection as his most rewarding recognition to that date.

"It was so rewarding to be able to fuse each selection; they reflect different styles but still work side by side," he says.

Specific genetic architecture could make the detection of selection signatures in domesticated animals (artificially isolated and intensively selected) more rewarding and less costly than in humans even where classic sweeps were not a dominant mode of adaptation after domestication 10,000 years ago.