Sentence examples for previously motivated from inspiring English sources

The complete structure of beacons is defined as previously motivated in our requirements section: <Vehicle ID, Message ID, Vehicle's Geographical Coordinates, Message List >.

Situations may also precipitate criminal (or abusive) behaviours even amongst those not previously motivated to engage in such activity (Wortley 1997).

In the possible unholy matchup between HRC and Trump, some anger could turn into lethargy keeping some previously motivated voters home, others will vote Green Party while others while will jump at chance to vote against her.

This fact previously motivated us to develop a new strategy to improve the efficacy of in situ DC vaccination by adding combining heat shock protein (Hsp) [ 7] or by electro-gene therapy with cytokine [ 8].

Despite ambitious goals to lower wastage in RI, [ 35] which previously motivated us to use relatively low OPV wastage values for RI, [ 36] more recent estimates indicate wastage factors in low- and lower middle-income countries as high as approximately 2 (i.e., wastage rate of 50%%) [ 37] and this led us to assume effective wastage of wri, lmi = wri,low = 2 for low- and lower middle-income blocks.

That drives me nuts, as I've written previously, and motivates me to find some real balance by listening to progressive David Sirota, who's doing a great job in the mornings on AM760.

At this point it is worth mentioning that the problems previously mentioned have motivated a large number of clever proposals intended to improve the performance of CSMA/CA.

As previously discussed, a motivated adversary with access to the database may be able to also retrieve logs and auxiliary collections.

It is a fact that all these are expressed as ciphertexts, but as previously stated, a motivated adversary may be able to combine such hints and defeat our security barriers.

Manning has previously denied being explicitly motivated by pacifism, instead seeing herself as a "transparency advocate" who believes "the public cannot decide what actions and policies are or are not justified if they don't even know the most rudimentary details about them and their effects".

As mentioned previously, this analysis is motivated and guided by the work of Markram et al. in [9].