Sentence examples for generated by a need from inspiring English sources
The need to establish a baseline is generated by a need to distinguish threats from offers as a central criterion of coercion.
This suggests that care workers' reluctance to be with patients "in the room of death" was generated by a need to distance themselves (in Yalom's words), to prevent "raw death anxiety from erupting into consciousness".
Dick became deeply influenced by the books and teaching of the Russian philosopher PD Ouspensky, "who first opened my eyes to the limitations of human perception", and in particular to the part played by the emotions in human understanding: the emotional drive generated by an idea needed both practical skill and intellectual analysis to test its feasibility.
Instead of genes, actions – commitment to and performance of parental responsibilities generated by a child's needs – may confer parental status, and in turn parental rights.
However, if the event was generated by a virtual machine, we need to recursively find the CPU of the machine's parent harboring the virtual CPU that created the event, until the parent is L 0. Only then, the right pCPU is recovered and we can handle the event.
For instance, the system could enable the more efficient use of wind power, by storing the energy generated by a turbine until it is needed.
Input data may, for example, be generated by an omnidirectional vision system obviating the need for active cameras.
The economic friction is generated by the need to divide the total budget granted by senior management to support Sales and Marketing.
But only the tyranny of absolutes would rely on such alternatives to meet the problems generated by the need to accommodate the diverse interests affected by the motion pictures in compact modern communities.
The present opportunity, generated by the need to carry out the revision of Portuguese building energy systems regulation, should be used to fill the existing gap in national legislation regarding those matters.
