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It was observed that the time-varying standard deviations [7] of fluctuating speeds are basically driven by time-varying mean speeds other than small-scale turbulence.

"But our costs are basically driven by the cost of high-skilled people that work at the college, including faculty, administrators and staff," Hill said.

On the contrary, Hungarian female doctors are basically driven by altruistic motivations, in spite of all the difficulties of their would-be profession, when choosing their medical profession and specialty [ 35].

I still sometimes see pundits claiming that the Tea Party movement is basically driven by concerns about budget deficits.

"The prison population is basically driven by building of prisons," said Marcus Felson, a professor at the Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice.

This is an important result, indicating that the relaxation time of diffusion is basically driven by the relaxation of the structure itself.

"Keep in mind," Mr. Zoellick said, "the late Mr. Bouazizi was basically driven to burn himself alive because he was harassed with red tape".

But the new paper adds to the growing body of research suggesting that natural climate variability in the Holocene was basically driven by regional factors.

"The market today is basically driven by headlines and not market fundamentals," Alcoa chief executive Klaus Kleinfeld said in the conference call.

But these advances were basically driven by hypotheses - assumptions about the real world that needed to be tested.

Two-thirds of our economy is basically driven by the consumer, but today, the consumer is not using money to spend, the consumer is using money to live.