Sentence examples for motivated problem from inspiring English sources

IF business executives tend to come to treatment later than other workers, Mr. O'Connell of the Caron Foundation said, they generally have a higher rate of recovery because they are highly motivated problem solvers.

In this contribution, we present computational methods which exploit a novel thermodynamically motivated problem transformation, entitled temperature collocation, rather than using classical tray-by-tray models which fail in pinched regions.

Finally, a specific physically motivated problem of a magnetorheological elastomer, consisting of a polymer matrix and iron particles, under finite deformation and applied magnetic field is analyzed and the results are given for several combinations of deformation modes and applied magnetic fields.

Numerical schemes to simulate the deformation of vesicles membranes via minimizing the bending energy have been widely studied in recent times due to its connection with many biological motivated problems.

If you trumpet your availability to some lucky employer by saying you are a driven, detail-oriented team player with interpersonal and communication skills, and a self-motivated problem solver to boot, your résumé will get said boot faster than a... well, never mind.

Numerical examples, motivated by problems from developmental biology, show a good agreement with the theoretical analysis and illustrate the efficiency of our method.

But they were politically motivated to downplay any problem.

We would like to mention some results of DaCunha et al. [23], Hao et al. [25], Luo [26], and Hu [27], which motivated us to consider problem (1.1).

It was this very problem that motivated one graduate student, Angela Tate, "to create a time and a place for women students to get together and worry out loud --the Graduate Student Section of Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) in Newfoundloud --theabrador.

This is, essentially, the same problem that motivated Francis Crick to propose his 'epigenetic templating' model of long-term synaptic potentiation in neurobiological memory (Crick, 1984; Ogryzko, 2008).

In experiments people encouraged to think about financial concerns were less motivated to address environmental problems.