In the SDT view, self-esteem is a derivative or by-product of need dynamics.
The epic scale that superficially unites the films, then, is a product of the need to put bums on seats.
"One thing that has progressed is that 'idols' are no longer the product of political needs but of commercial needs," Mr. Song wrote.
Similarly, the specific patient's requirements (nVO2) may be formulated as the product of the needed DO2 and the needed EO2: nVO2 = nDO2 × nEO2.
These princes, parvenu aristocrats and also the product of Islam, needed guardians of their conscience, courtly advisers, and, above all, military commanders.
This may be a product of these needs being identified and then the person a potential function of receiving custodial treatment and monitoring.
This gene encodes for a protease, similar to gene product of At3g19170, needed for the cleavage of the signal peptide in chloroplast and mitochondria targeted proteins [ 27].
Competency-based education places the curriculum as an 'end product' of a needs assessment rather than as the structure that constrains educational objectives and assessments (see Figure 2).
NOT THE FIRST PRODUCT in need of branding that comes to mind.
Superstitions are forms of bogus association that are an inevitable by-product of the need to learn which foods nourish and even more importantly, which make us ill.
Also dismaying is the manner in which these food scientists have created a "problem" (which they are uniquely qualified to solve) by creating a market for consumer products of questionable need.
