The submarine is driven by nuclear power.
These behaviors are driven by Business rules.
Britain cars are driven on the left.
They have driven off a major force.
Whether Google's decision is entirely ethically driven is unclear.
There is usually one traction motor on each driven axle.
To fasten or secure with obliquely driven nails or spikes.
Just as prices can be driven far above fair value in periods of euphoria, so they can be driven far below it in periods of fear.
Even though blog sites are driven by programs such as WordPress or Movable Type, the result is information-driven sites that are basically flat, non-interactive pages.
Science fantasy is informed by science fiction and driven by hubris.
What you see today is a technology revolution driven ever forward by market demand.
"Materialistic", in this context, does not mean: driven by concerns for material benefit.
Unit level tests are driven by the lowest level of documentation.
The unusual cold might have been driven at least partly by the Arctic Oscillation (AO).
Job offshoring is a reality of our time, a trend that is driven by cost and globalization factors.
My hunch is that PR is merely a counterweight to the media's strong, commercially driven appetite for bad news.
His family carried their own bags from the airport and were then driven away in a minivan.
Chauffeur-driven cars are frowned upon and ministers are taking the tube or the bus or walking to cut costs.
I think it's a little disconcerting that so much of the hiring seems to be driven by carmakers.
Two more Ships being driven from their Anchors, were run out of the Roads to Sea at all Adventures, and that was not a Mast standing.
Developing a test framework in test-driven way isn't without its challenges, but once you have the basics working it goes surprisingly smoothly.
Now, driven by a drumbeat of food recalls -- ground beef, peanuts and, most recently, pistachios -- consumers may be more inclined to heed the call.
"The idea of deliberately manipulating Earth's energy balance to offset human-driven climate change strikes many as dangerous hubris," they wrote.
Potential conflicts of interest are inherent in any relationship between a normative and health development agency, like WHO, and profit-driven industry.
But as the couple made their way down the festival's famous Croisette in a chauffeur-driven car afterwards, the four-part scribing on her left shoulder was plainly visible.
Some were like me: college graduates who had left home with little more than gas money in their pockets, driven by the deceptively enticing prospect of trying their luck in the big city.
The world had to notice when, in 1996, a truckload of explosives was driven through the gates of the Central Bank in Colombo, killing 90 and injuring more than 1, 000.
Livia and I experienced one of those traditions on a high ridge at the edge of a cliff, in a truck driven by a man with a gleam in his eye.
Their status somewhat resembles that of the middle peasants, they all suffer under the oppression of imperialism, feudalism and the big bourgeoisie, and they are being driven ever nearer to bankruptcy or destitution.
The Rigging section of this tutorial shows you how to get your model ready for animation and covers blend shapes, skeleton creation, painting weights for smooth deformations of your geometry, IK handles to move the legs, as well as adding hand and foot controls using locators and set driven keys.
To see why Welch wanted -- needed -- a revolution, you have to remember the sorry state of the world when this driven, intense 45-year- old got his job: On the December day in 1980 when GE announced his promotion, the prime rate rose to 21.5% ;
The main causes leading to tax crime are that the tax payer are driven by self-interests, the taxpayers' sense of tax laws are weak, the tax laws are imperfect, and the tax authority's abilities to impose and control tax are relatively weak.
