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Self`-cre`at´ed


a. 1. Created by one's self; not formed or constituted by another.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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The company is investing 50 million INR initially on it's self-creating content platform in addition to 2 Billion INR.
Leading the user-generated content ecosystem in India, Alibaba Group's UCWeb Inc has announced the launch of We-Media Reward Plan 2.0, a self-creating content platform in India with an initial investment of 50 Million INR.
Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata was the stunning centrepiece, Schiller maintaining a wonderful shading of dynamics and far-reaching tonalities and welding their self-creating paragraphs into a tremendously strong unity.
These case studies reveal that factors in the drive for self-creating empowerment include the absence of a clearly felt authority, issues of sexual attractiveness, personal finances, demands based upon ethnic identity, and more.
The "other Enlightenment" of the title refers to women's "distinctive poetics of self-making," and thus their distinctive relationship to "modernity," which Hesse defines as "the consciousness of oneself as self-creating" (xiv, xii).
Nonetheless, writing inevitably heightened women's awareness of themselves as "self-creating" individuals and so made them more modern (p.
Based on these two conditions, three charismatic relationships are described: the self-promoting, the self-creating, and the self-idealizing.
The second charismatic relationship, from here on called the 'self-creating', is characterized by the creation of the member's sense of self-direction.
The self-idealizing charismatic relationship incorporates the self-direction of the member of the self-promoting relationship with the inward focus indicative of the member of the self-creating relationship.
However, complex systems are in constant transitions - self-creating small levels of order, and then adapting and changing again.
These factors include Design, which, according to the author, is the central determinant of the performance of an organisation while the other three supporting factors are "self-creating", "self-propagating", and "self-preserving".
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