(Although Penrose (1970, Chapter VI) does, in effect, derive an entropic cost for the reset operation, it appears his work was motivated quite independently of Landauer's).
The authors wrote, Communicating climate science and co-benefits of action should be complementary, not competing, strategies... Crucially, addressing co-benefits can motivate action independently of views about climate change importance, even for those unconvinced climate change is real.
Learn to find innovative solutions to difficult, independently motivated problems, such as game playing, information retrieval, and problem solving.
The analysis presented here capitalizes on simple and independently motivated syntactic phenomena: case marking, the shift from prepositions to preverbs, and reanalysis.
In a distributed environment where nodes are independently motivated, many transactions or commercial exchanges may be stymied due to a lack of trust between the participants.
Cornell wants students to enjoy the involvement, noting that one of the most important skills learned from research is how to be independently motivated.
Joani's Fall JP adviser, Professor Susan Wolfson, wrote: "[Joani] is brilliant, hard-working, independently motivated, resourceful, savvy about how to read primary and secondary texts.
One possible, independently motivated source for such support is Lowenstamm's (1996) "initial CV": the floating /t/ attaches to the initial CV of the following word.
The model uses an optimization procedure to determine durations of suprasegmental constituents of simulated utterances by minimizing an independently motivated composite cost function.
This paper examines prefatory address terms as a resource by which responses can be cast as independently motivated rather than sequentially occasioned, acquiescent, or coerced.
