The phrase "actions guidance" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to guidance related to actions, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The actions guidance provided by the team was essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "guidance on actions" or "action instructions".
Zhuangzi's exemplars are butchers, musicians, cicada catchers, wheelmakers exemplars of mundane and focused action guidance.
Top-down visualizations of network data were used to generate courses of action, guidance, and network management strategies with the persons involved in the process.
We stand prepared to provide more formal interpretive or no-action guidance about the proper characterization of a digital asset in a proposed use," said Hinman.
Some have arisen in response to Johnson's challenging emphasis on the obvious rightness of a non-virtuous agent's attempting self-improvement (Johnson 2003; van Zyl 2009), some in response to the obvious relevance of motive to the moral worth of actions (Slote 2001), some aiming to distinguish action guidance from a theoretical account of what makes actions right (Swanton 2003; Zagzebski 2004).
They resemble beliefs but do not share some of the core features of beliefs such as action guidance, and are irrational to a higher degree than or in a qualitatively different way from irrational beliefs (for a discussion of aspects of this view, see Currie and Jureidini 2001 and Frankish 2009).
Zagzebski, in particular, regards action guidance as a secondary aim of moral theory; her theory places the moral exemplar centre stage of an abstract structure, but certainly not in the absurd position of the person the fifteen year old is supposed to think about when contemplating abortion.
When releasing someone or something before taking an action, guidance will follow.
This is because it has been demonstrated that the thumb's angular excursion is not specifically modulated to object's structural properties (e.g., shape), but it reflects a role in action guidance.
Functions of the dorsal stream include eye movement control, action guidance, initial attention modulation, motion perception, and visual/somatosensory integration.
If values like non-maleficence or autonomy are regularly discussed in cases that involve a conflict between them, it is likely that the initial appeal of understanding autonomy as "moral" (i.e., providing unambiguous action guidance) is weakened.
