And there was a payoff.

That was a payoff. Probably blackmail.

And now we show the payoff to each agent.

I believe that the payoff would be very big.

So, 3, 2 2 is 4. That's a positive payoff.

It's early in the day for a payoff, isn't it?

And then, when it does happen, there's a big payoff.

One is to deliver extrinsic motivation, that education has a payoff.

You're going to get another payoff from Mr. Newmark, aren't you?

When Newmark makes his payoff, all I want is 5000. Okay.

Number five of the seven is the payoff. This is it. The climax.

And then Danny says a really great journey will have a secret payoff.

Because you don't go into a guy's office in a blackmail payoff, sweet.

And you can think of it in terms of a game theoretic payoff matrix.

The payoff is enormous, both in terms of health and in terms of economic growth.

Here we have a game, and the payoff to max is 3, 6, 5 and 4.

We're actually going to make the left, left payoff for the matcher a little bit higher.

like super glue because of the payoff that that belief is creating for you for example if I believe that I'm not good enough if I'm being very honest about the emotional payoff it might look something like

let's see the big payoff as we use it to parse arbitrary strings in arbitrary context free grammars.

I think that if you can instill some interest in science and how it works, well, that's a payoff beyond easy measure.

On the other hand, if you extend the bribe, if the officer is dishonest, you get a huge payoff of going free.

Our education systems all work on the principle that there is a payoff, but you have to wait quite a long time.

You can't really well, you can't see it at all but the second line is really the more kind of payoff, in a sense.

Because before you die you can cash it out, if you die, you definitely get the payoff, but what happens to the cash amount.

If they could only agree, if they could only turn a prisoner's dilemma into a different payoff matrix called an assurance game, they could proceed.

So whole life can kind of appeal to all of these notions that that you're saving some of these premium but your family definitely will get a payoff

Neither one wants to be the first one or they're going to get the sucker's payoff, but both lose, of course, because they don't get what they want.

You may not call that reading and writing, but a certain bit of typing and reading stuff on the screen has a huge payoff, and it's a lot of fun.

I've got everything covered, but in case something does go wrong and I can't make the payoff myself, the cards will identify you to whoever I send with the money.

Waiting 10 years for the payoff from education is too long when you need to meet daily needs, when you've got siblings to look after or a business to help with.

And the answer is 1 1 is 2, and so that's even, so it'd be a positive payoff to E. 1 2 is 3, that's odd, so it'd be a 3.

Jeanna, I think you have to look more carefully at the payoff matrix, because I think that's not true that if they both go with Blue ray then they'll both do great.

On the other hand, with indirect language, if you issue a veiled bribe, then the dishonest officer could interpret it as a bribe, in which case you get the payoff of going free.

Look, I've got a fantastic idea for an embryonic product in a marginal market, with consumers we've never dealt with before, and I'm not sure it's going to have a big payoff, but it could be really, really big in the future?

Beyond that, a feedback mechanism appears to be in place cities with more entrepreneurs tend to beget still more entrepreneurs. Once an entrepreneurial culture takes root, it typically spreads locally, as people learn about business and begin to feel attracted by it even if it doesn t yield an immediate or certain payoff.

And that big payoff is something that motivates people to continue to participate in this kind of thing and maybe even feed the very process that's causing the bad weather to happen, particularly if there's a connection between the people that are seeding the clouds and the people that are making investments.

And economists forgive me, for those of you who play the lottery but economists, at least among themselves, refer to the lottery as a stupidity tax, because the odds of getting any payoff by investing your money in a lottery ticket are approximately equivalent to flushing the money directly down the toilet which, by the way, doesn't require that you actually go to the store and buy anything.

I wanna keep gaining a premium my entire life and when I die, and all we know all of us will die. when I die there will be a payoff so... uhhh if I'm forty years old, I might be paying that premium for the next forty years but what If I'm eighty and I pass away at my eighty then my family will still get something for all of this insurance that I paid.