Because cheaper IGPs did an adequate job of handling graphics associated with common computer functions like word processing and Web browsing, demand for more powerful GPUs was traditionally driven by the professional and hardcore videogame niche markets.
While environmental actions may have been traditionally driven by business strategies to reduce costs, increase efficiencies or ensure future growth, consumer awareness and purchasing power will drive corporations further.
The process of value creation was traditionally driven almost exclusively within the firm.
The system of follow up is traditionally service-driven by regular hospital reviews initiated by the rheumatologist or nurse specialist, or the availability of appointments in a schedule.
Pc5 pulsations in the magnetosphere are traditionally believed to be driven by the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability (KHI) along the flanks of the magnetopause (Southwood 1968; Kivelson and Pu 1984); the compressional waves due to the KHI action, propagating earthward, can couple resonantly with the Alfven modes of the magnetospheric field lines (Southwood 1974; Chen and Hasegawa 1974).
Self deception has been traditionally characterized as driven by motivational factors.
Germany's economy has traditionally been driven by exports of cars and machinery, while domestic demand has been comparatively weak.
The American plenty has traditionally been driven by the fact that the big rewards lie in syndication (the sale of episodes to repeat channels); 100 used to be the minimum volume that can be traded in this way.
Ohio's economy has traditionally been driven by manufacturing.
But 2% has become a shibboleth, a mere symbol, honoured by less than a handful of Nato members: the US, the UK, Estonia, which recently increased its defence budget, and Greece, where despite its chronic economic situation military spending has traditionally been driven by perennial disputes with Turkey.
