However, creativity literature well documents that they all enhance individual creativity, which in turn may trigger intentions to start a new venture.
Consequently, using external cues to trigger delayed intentions may be beneficial.
During the analysis, statements about the immediate triggers and intentions associated with the self-poisoning attempt were extracted, and then itemized in a data extraction sheet, to ensure uniformity.
But the certain level of empathy and moral judgment is required to trigger social entrepreneurial intention process (Mair and Martí 2006).
Under the assumption that some events in the game log records trigger the purchase intention of a player, our task is to predict the props that will be potentially bought by the player, given his game records.
Do we have the right to move through public space without having our PTSD triggered by a source with no intention of triggering us?
Britain's exit from the EU will begin when May sends a letter to Tusk, spelling out her intention to trigger article 50.
Analysts at the investment bank said investors had failed to judge the impact of the government's intention to trigger article 50 by March 2017, which will mark the beginning of negotiations with Brussels and generate "a frequent and potentially contradictory Brexit news flow".
Gabriel writes that it's her intention to trigger "a free, pluralistic democratic, societal, and economic debate in Europe" which fully respects "fundamental EU values, e.g. freedom of speech, media pluralism and media freedom".
Alfred Mele [1992] has suggested that the intuitive 'directness' of the guidance of action A can partially be captured by stipulating that the action-guiding intention must trigger and sustain A proximally.
