The second force is what Bergson calls "the impetus of love" (The Two Sources, p. 96).
A couple of weeks ago, I received an email from a young visual artist named Xaviera Simmons who informed me that she was developing a series of in-gallery performances at MoMA called Archive as Impetus that would "explain to gallery goers of the museum some of the politically charged happenings that have occurred as a result of MoMA's activities, actions, incentives and collections".
With youth unemployment standing at historically high levels of almost one in four, Jenny North from Alliance partner Impetus PEF called for measures to support work-readiness for school-leavers.
Thomas believes that if the "new intolerance" is to be defeated — and if the liberal establishment that vilified him is ever to be called to account — the impetus will have to come from the New Right conservative movement, which has long been his political home.
The eight-year-old Doha round of talks broke down at the last minute in Geneva in July 2008, but the G20 summit in Washington in November demanded a final deal this year and Gordon Brown has called for a renewed impetus at April's London summit.
A three-page 1972 strip by Spiegelman, also called "Maus", was the impetus for Spiegelman to interview his father about his life during World War II.
An accompanying editorial called the figures a "strong impetus" for lowering the age for the pneumonia shot for everyone to 50, as is done with the flu shot.
It developed propaganda through orators and pamphlets, created its own newspapers, and gave an impetus to what was called a "Jewish renaissance" in letters and arts.
The impetus for the new program, called "Training for a New Interdisciplinary Research Workforce," came from a strategic plan (the Roadmap) drawn up by NIH Director Elias Zerhouni after his arrival in Bethesda 2 years ago.
The easier and faster production of highly accurate sequence data will certainly give impetus to what is now called "personalized genome analysis".
