Sentence examples for motivated version from inspiring English sources

The mammoth Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh went second to Detroit, where Coach Jim Schwartz looks at Suh and sees a more consistently motivated version of Albert Haynesworth, the dominating-when-he-wants-to-be tackle he had as the Tennessee Titans' defensive coordinator.

"This is a politically motivated version of who ordered the crime," she said.

These limitations make it hard to imagine what a motivated version of this form of the supervenience view would look like.

To be honest, I didn't have much of an opinion on Bradley Cooper as I walked into the theater to see Limitless, where Cooper plays a failing writer who is given a supply of a miracle drug that turns him into a better, smarter, more motivated version of himself.

This distinction motivates different version of non-reductive physicalism.

Some proponents of the variation project present us empirical evidence of disagreement between intuitions in order to motivate a version of the Argument from Intrasource Inconsistency (§3.3.2).

The present study by motivating a version of the TI paradigm that ensures robust hierarchy learning provides an experimental setting, which lends itself to further characterization of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying hierarchy knowledge (see Kumaran et al., 2012 for a recent fMRI study using this approach).

Taken together, our findings provide insights into the relatively poor performance of participants in contemporary TI experiments, motivate a version of the TI paradigm that ensures robust hierarchy learning, and highlight the critical importance of distinguishing between measures of hierarchy knowledge, and more general measures of awareness.

Foundationalism regarding justification is often motivated by some version of the regress argument.

This position is usually motivated by radical versions of the embodied and enactive approach to the mind (Chemero 2009; Silberstein and Chemero 2011; Hutto and Myin 2014).

(Foundationalism regarding knowledge can be motivated by a parallel version of the regress argument, put in terms of knowledge rather than justification).