According to consumer exit surveys conducted during their respective opening weekends, more moviegoers cited the Internet as a motivating source of information than any other media, Caines said.
That paper in part applies sparse coding to PST and thus provides a motivating source for the present paper; however, our paper makes use of a radically different formulation as well as ties the PST problem into well-studied sparse solver algorithms.
As I gently eased into reality, motivated by the source of the sweet smell, I gave meaning to the day by the gift my father brought to me.
The test bed is designed consisting of three sources motivated by natural gas based on converters, different type of loads and surge module as storage device.
Second, when motivated by technology sourcing and overseas R&D development, acquisitions might be used to access the specific know-how of target firms and to tap into the knowledge of the national innovation system.
In such a case, the production enterprise is motivated to in-source its energy supply so as to tailor its management and delivery to the needs of its production system.
Whether Raikkonen's remarks were motivated by what sources say is his personal dislike of Perez, his frustration at losing ground in the championship, annoyance with himself for allowing the accident to happen or a feeling that his rival had gone beyond the pale, he may or may not elaborate in Canada this weekend.
The challenges associated with virtual schooling include the conclusion that the only students typically successful in online learning environments are those who have independent orientations towards learning, highly motivated by intrinsic sources, and have strong time management, literacy, and technology skills.
The judge's insinuation that Ms. Miller's refusal to testify about a confidential source is motivated by something other than conscience shows contempt for the values of a free and democratic society.
It's a safe assumption that the source was motivated by the Brexiteers' devout hope that Britain can be restored to its pre-1973 shape, when sovereignty lingered exclusively in the ether between Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Westminster – "the crown in parliament" is the conventional formulation – and nowhere near Brussels.
