In this way, Hume proceeds to try to show that this "regular conjunction" between motive and action allows for inference in the moral realm by "determining us to infer the existence of one from that of another" (T, 2.3.1.14/404).
High rates of discharge are used for automotive applications, regular cycling by batteries for motive power service, and long durations on charge for standby batteries.
The character is a Second World War hero, a notable test pilot, a wit, and a regular guy — but, above all, his motive is a proto-feminist chivalry and his anger is sparked by injustice.
In a study in Nigeria, interest, prestige, good job opportunities abroad as well as regular work hours were the top ranked motives for studying dentistry [ 5].
Regular séances were held to determine "Scratching Fanny's" motives; Cock Lane was often made impassable by the throngs of interested bystanders.
When the profit motive is removed from the equation, video visits as a supplement to regular visits can be a great thing.
One small interview-based study showed promising results, but because psychedelics are hard to refine to medical purity and offer little profit motive for pharmaceutical companies to investigate them, Green said, forming large-scale regular psychedelic studies is difficult.
Expected health benefits, lifelong physical activity patterns and opportunities for socialising, personal challenge and regular physical activity as part of a new routine emerged as some of the key motives for an increase in recreational physical activity after retirement.
Regular dividends put cash in the pockets of all investors, leave market timing to them, require management discipline and avoid any real or imagined conflicting motives.
