Sentence examples for motivated between from inspiring English sources

It receives three stars in the most recent Michelin Paris guide, along with the Louvre and Notre-Dame, and while it is probably not "worth a journey" from America Orlandooffersrs many more attractions), it does provide a convenient way to keep children happy and motivated between museum and cathedral visits.

The subscripts "b" and "w" are motivated by "between-group" and "within-group" variances - language common to the analysis of variance formulation of regression [ 9].

These constitutive equations are introduced in a layered beam approach, in order to derive physically motivated relationships between generalised stresses and strains at the sectional level.

Fifty unsolved racially motivated bombings between 1945 and 1962 had earned the city the nickname "Bombingham".

While his employees still receive major promotions, they also have shorter-term promotions to stay motivated in between.

These tips help to encourage students to stay motivated in between belt grades and for the teacher to see where the student should be at skill wise.

Larvae are particularly sensitive to jasmonate-induced defenses during the third instar (approx. 11 days after hatching), and can be motivated to move between adjacently growing plants [ 26] by the plant's induced defense.

Conclusion: Results suggest two different types of Internet gamblers: one motivated to move between sites to optimize preferred experiences with a tendency to gamble in a more volatile manner; and a smaller, but more stable group less influenced by promotions and experiences, and seeking a reputable and safe gambling experience.

No significant differences in components of metabolic syndrome traits or treatment regimens were noted between highly motivated and less motivated participants.

Runners can stay connected and motivated throughout and in-between workouts with smart notifications, music controls and audio prompts via a compatible smartphone and daily activity tracking features.

Even "race riots" were usually motivated by competition between ethnic groups over access to jobs and housing subsidies.