Sentence examples for be fully driven by from inspiring English sources
"This isn't something that's going to be fully driven by the federal government, but the president can tell colleges that there's people out there doing good things, you should look at them, try them and try to do better — and here's where we can help," the official said.
This could explain why, contrary to vertebrate genomes, GC-content might not be fully driven by recombination in yeast (Marsolier-Kergoat and Yeramian 2009).
A triple-state LiCl H2O absorption system with a power of 10 kW that is fully driven by solar thermal energy has been designed and installed in a detached house in Spain.
The decomposition process involves the sifting of the intrinsic oscillatory modes with their characteristic time scales in the signal, which is fully driven by the data.
We therefore suggest that knowledge management in the cloud involves that the retrieval and enrichment of knowledge content is fully driven by consumers' needs and requirements, whatever the channels traditionally used to deliver such contents.
The first is that recognition does not imply any sort of geometrical reconstruction, it is instead fully driven by the two dimensional view captured by the retina.
They were actually fully driven by their users and thinking about how to get the best user experience".
Due to theoretical developments in the past two decades, adaptive speciation (that is, speciation fully driven by natural and/or sexual selection) has become much more plausible than traditional models seem to suggest.
This indicates that the clustering of hereditary breast tumours by miRNAs is not fully driven by molecular subtypes and may carry additional information on these tumours, in line with reports on miRNA profiling in sporadic breast carcinomas (Rothe et al, 2011).
Van Doorn et al. (2004) present a concrete example where mate choice is combined with disruptive intrasexual selection generated by male male competition, demonstrating that diversifying selection on female preferences can lead to truly adaptive speciation (that is, speciation fully driven by sexual selection).
