Sentence examples for development of motives from inspiring English sources

In his development of motives and variation of entire themes Beethoven went unchallenged.

But a central point the Emerson has made in this series is that however elevated the late works are, they are built in much the same way as the early ones, through the intricate development of motives that, in their rawest form, are often modest and unpromising.

Thus, it is possible to see key engines in the development of motive power or exhibits on the great medical advances made over time (the latter drawn from the museum's extensive Wellcome collection).

On the other hand, the low-temperature alkaline type could provide distinctive chemical environments such as large pH gradients in the seawater-hydrothermal fluid mixing zones, which may also have been advantageous for the possible development of proton-motive energy metabolisms (Russell et al. 2014; Shibuya et al. 2016).

This current study investigated the development of risky coping drinking motives as a mediator in the relationship between adolescent school victimisation and alcohol-related problem behaviour using a longitudinal design over 12 months.

This paper describes some recent progress in the design and development of sodium/sulphur batteries for motive power applications.

In a first step, the development of alcohol use including frequencies, motives, and consequences were studied.

Of course, profit motives drove the development of the medium long before pretensions of artistry.

Objecting to the deductively reasoned economic "laws" of classical economics, proponents of the historical approach favoured an inductive method that would encompass the continuing development of the entire social order; economic motives and decisions were seen as only one component of the social order.

The efficacy of clozapine and its inability to produce EPS were motives for the development of similar antipsychotics, but with the safer profile.

Passive safety is a primary motive behind the development of small and medium sized reactors of various coolants.