Sentence examples for be driven by small from inspiring English sources

I believe the CTO at Vodafone said recently that by 2014 he could not forsee putting much more in the way of macro networks in place; it was all going to be driven by small cells.

The American gas boom was driven by small companies such as Mitchell Energy (see our Schumpeter column).

In many situations of interest, compositional gravity currents and turbidity currents are driven by small density differences not exceeding O(1%).

Finally, where major disturbances are absent for long periods of time, forest dynamics is driven by small scale gap disturbances related to senescence of trees (Kuuluvainen 1994).

Another theory holds that the feedback is driven by small fibers that wiggle on the tops of the outer hair cells, he says, and the debate "is definitely not settled".

The methodology was developed on the basis of the theories of divergent molecular evolution: (i) enzymes with more active and specialized functions have evolved from ones with promiscuous functions; (ii) this process is driven by small numbers of amino acid substitutions (plasticity); and (iii) the effects of double or multiple mutations are often additive (quasi-additive assumption).

Those shallow models assumed that the jets on Jupiter are driven by small scale turbulence, which is in turn maintained by moist convection in the outer layer of the atmosphere (above the water clouds).

In general, the more entrepreneurs we have, the better off we will be because the economy is driven by small businesses and creative ideas... I'm really excited about what the future holds for women entrepreneurship and to be a small part of that by helping Kim Kardashian and Jessica Alba start their businesses.

It is believed that these processes are driven by small ncRNAs, which interact with the Argonaute protein family member Piwi.

The association was driven by small PTCs and persisted among persons younger than 50 years, women and Caucasians.

A detailed comparison of these three models over time is shown in Fig. 5. Relatively small differences in their temperature histories (Fig. 5a) are driven by small differences in mantle and core cooling rates (Fig. 5b).