Though the first systematic account of utilitarianism was developed by Jeremy Bentham (1748 1832), the core insight motivating the theory occurred much earlier.
Third, we partnered in this work with students whose creative energy and insights motivated us to do our best work.
Such insights motivated the use of wagering contingent on decision performance (post-decision wagering) as a direct and intuitive measure of conscious awareness (Koch & Preuschoff, 2007; Persaud & McLeod, 2008; Persaud, McLeod, & Cowey, 2007).
Several new insights motivate the scholars [27 37] to adapt these schemes so that they can solve or prove certain challenging problems in WSN applications, such as the data collection protocol called EDAL, which stands for Energy-efficient Delay-aware Lifetime-balancing data collection [38 45].
Although other and subsequent forms of analysis, such as linguistic analysis, were less wedded to systems of formal logic, the central insight motivating logical analysis remained.
He's not unguarded enough, at least on film, to betray some insight into what motivated him all those years.
Even as police and prosecutors amass what they characterize as an overwhelming volume of evidence against Mr. Taylor and his accomplice, Craig Godineaux, law enforcement officials acknowledge that they have gained little insight into what motivated the cold viciousness of the murders, aside from the pair's concession that they had sought to eliminate all witnesses.
But the lawmakers said they could not point to any specific misstep by the American or Russian intelligence services, and they did not offer any new insights into what motivated the suspects, two brothers with family ties in Russia's North Caucasus, to commit the attack.
Judge Roberts' directive to turn over the Giuliani memo, which the federal government must comply with by next Friday, could give the plaintiffs more insight into what exactly motivated the ban.
