From 1890 onwards, prompted by critical recognition, interest from dealers and collectors, but also the desire to prove to himself that he was an "all-round" artist, he started adding pastel colours to his drawings.
Hazari et al. (2010) developed an identity framework, using recognition, interest, achievement and competence as dimensions to better understand how students "see themselves in relation to the field of physics" (p. 982).
The NBA, which has been trying to build brand recognition and interest in China, is thrilled.
As far as recognition and interest, Yao is breaking new ground in this country.
It's been great to see triathlon getting the wider recognition and interest it deserves over the past decade - I think its appeal will continue to grow, especially with 2012 coming up.
It certainly seems as if Club Biotech?s activities are filling a gap between students and scientists from academia and business, because the momentum of this fledgling organisation has increased steadily, as has recognition and interest from the media, with repeated coverage in university journals, newspapers, radio, and news Web pages.
Using survey data from over 400 science and engineering PhD students, we examine the extent to which PhD students' taste for science (e.g., desire for independence, publishing, peer recognition, and interest in basic research) and other individual characteristics predict preferences for research careers in industry versus academia.
Subject recognition and interest couldn't have been much higher for Jobs, so why did it falter?
In other countries such as Chile [ 38] and Spain [ 121, 122] SDM is receiving growing recognition and interest.
In contrast, the 'motivator' factors affect the person's willingness to improve performance (such as achievement, recognition, job interest, responsibility, advancement and personal growth).
In turn, attending physicians report the following barriers to an active role in trials: time constraints, lack of staff and training, worry about the impact on their relationship with patients, concern for patients, loss of professional autonomy, difficulty with the consent procedure, and lack of any reward, recognition or interest in the research question [ 16].
