Sentence examples for basic driving force from inspiring English sources
The basic driving force of Savonius rotor is drag.
In addition, the CLOCK (Circadian Locomotor Output Cycles Kaput) gene is becoming a research hotspot for CH due to encoding a transcription factor that serves as a basic driving force for circadian rhythm in humans.
The innovative capacity of a country is the basic driving force behind its economic performance; it provides a measure of the institutional structures and support systems that sustain innovative activity.
Although the mentality of the Chinese people today is quite complex and different, it always tends to be reasonable and rational in general, which is the basic driving force for Chinese society to keep improving and also the social basis for China to make achievements.
With all the advancements in this computer driven, technologically advanced world of ours, the basic driving force for every single human and every single animal is the same.
As Harvard Asia specialists Roy Hofheinz and Kent Calder have written, "For more than a century, nationalist sentiments...have been a basic driving force underlying East Asian economic growth".
Frontier molecular further suggest that the electron density changes between the ground and excited states serve as basic driving forces for proton transfer.
When students have a clear understanding of the story of biology and its basic driving forces and mechanisms, they may use their knowledge to write true stories that illuminate the workings of the world around them.
This basic understanding is the driving force behind the entire company.
Because the protons are only released to the interior side of membrane, the accumulated protons induce a pH gradient, acidic interior and basic stroma, which is the driving force of proton pumping at ATP synthase [28].
But it is possible to cut through a lot of the confusion surrounding the appeal of Trumpism if one recognizes that differences in fundamental worldview, anchored in basic personality differences, are a driving force in contemporary politics.
