On the one hand, Reid says that rational motives function as "advice" or "exhortation" which do not push but pull us to action.
He gently worries the zipper on his hooded sweatshirt: "I went through a period of questioning motive and function and now I no longer have the privilege of questioning.
In the 3'-non-translated area the unprocessed pre-mRNA contains a significant signal-motive, which functions as a signal for polyadenylation, recognised by Cleavage and Polyadenylation Specificity- Factor (CPSF) [ 30, 31] Although alternative sequences also exist, the AAUAAA is the most wide-spread polyA signal.
Thus it can function either as a primary motive, motivating the agent without the aid of inclination, or as a secondary motive, as a commitment to doing what is right, telling the agent to act as inclination directs.
Stator and rotor Magneto-Motive Force (MMF) functions are obtained for both motor types to model torque ripple components in the frequency spectrum.
One can ask why in order to request causal factors, to request a justification, to request a purpose, to request a motive, to request a function, and so on.
Traditional Chinese Medicine theory states that the effects of acupuncture include a rebalancing or restoration of normal function or flow of Qi, which is the vital energy or life force that provides function or motive force and flows within the body through a systemic network of meridians or pathways.
Although only few core stress response genes (Table 3) were found in both the control and the ΔatfA strains the stress responses still shared some common motives when the physiological functions of the up-regulated and down-regulated genes were compared.
By contrast, if the number of c-subunits is small, e.g. six, as appears to be the case in eukaryotic V-ATPase, then the enzyme, on the one hand, can utilize the energy of ATP hydrolysis to generate a large pH-gradient of up to 4 5 pH units, but, on the other hand, would need an even larger ion-motive force to function as an ATP synthase.
The need for efficient mate signalling and species-specific recognition might have been a strong motive for establishment of new functions within pheromone communication as derived from duplicated genes.
