Of course the need for new, better performing, detectors has not been driven only from the field of THz medical imaging.
They remain classified as medical devices and the law states that this kind of vehicle should be driven only by someone "suffering from some physical defect or physical disability" – but there's no clear definition of what that means, and the disability can be temporary or permanent.
Anti-tails are a fairly common cometary phenomenon, and result from orbital geometry giving the appearance of a tail pointing towards the Sun although material can only be driven away from the Sun.
Customers can now not only be driven to and from New York area airports, but also to cities in more than a dozen countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, France, England, Belgium and Mexico.
As we know, Nixon's plan was an escalation but he won, only to be driven from office two years later.
Jews, Central Asians, Armenians, and Azerbaijanis should be driven from positions of influence; only people with "kind Russian faces" should appear on TV.
Six years later, in late 1619, Frederick and Elizabeth were crowned King and Queen of Bohemia (today part of the Czech Republic) at the invitation of the Bohemian Confederacy, to prevent a Catholic incumbent ascending the throne - only to be driven from their court in Prague and deprived of all their Palatinate lands the following year by the Hapsburg Emperor Ferdinand.
He was driven from power only in 2003.
The soaring popularity of festive outfits has not only been driven by celebrities, from Styles to Phillip Schofield, but by school and workplace charity events such as Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day in December.
Go-Daigo supported Nitta in the ensuing struggle, and in 1335 Takauji was driven from the capital, only to return a year later at the head of a large army and navy recruited from provincial warriors.
