Upon motivating principles of symbolic analysis, our analysis illustrates how the optimized numerical scoring for alignment schemes may reveal functional and causal relations among the indicator data.
In an early content analysis of CSR reporting on websites among U.S. and European companies, Maignan and Ralston (2002) conceptualized CSR as comprising three aspects: motivating principles, processes, and stakeholder issues.
But have you had a central motivating principle in mind from the beginning?
In probably his most provocative and influential book, The Acquisitive Society (1920), he held that the acquisitiveness of capitalist society was a morally wrong motivating principle.
In the Middle Ages, St. Thomas Aquinas returned to the Greek philosophers' concept of the soul as a motivating principle of the body, independent but requiring the substance of the body to make an individual.
There, after a near-two-hour nightmare of raw survivalism brought to these shores by John Smith and his fellow adventurers, Pocahontas goes to England and there, at last, gets a sense of the motivating principle and inspiring vision behind the crude settlements.
But its premise, the motivating principle behind the rotter's self-transformation, is the self-made Christian spiritualism of a doctor whose offscreen death begins the story and whose lesson, imparted to an artist (Otto Kruger), is passed along to the rich man.
And that's the motivating principle behind the system: a control scheme that closely mimics our own movement.
The motivating principle behind the cooperative is the reclamation of app monetization and distribution strategies by — and for — developers.
In the hands of the Surrealists of the 1920s and 1930s, and particularly its leader, Andre Breton, the Uncanny became the motivating principle and vision driving the Surrealists to call for an anti-aesthetic revolution seeking the integration of a Convulsive Beauty within everyday life.
