They hold that change in the supply of workers is the basic force that drives real wages to the minimum required for subsistence (that is, for basic needs such as food and shelter).
In animals as diverse as African elephants and barnyard mice, blue monkeys of Kenya and feral horses of New Zealand, affiliative, longlasting and mutually beneficial relationships between females turn out to be the basic unit of social life, the force that not only binds existing groups together but explains why the animals' ancestors bothered going herd in the first place.
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.
"My view is that the basic forces that over the last decade in India, and a little longer in some other economies, produced strong economic growth.
The structural unit configurations are also mapped to the basic force routines under various loads, which may be obtained by using the structure topology optimization method and force-structure rule, as shown in Table 1.
"They let the basic force be inertia," he said, noting that Nicaragua did not even raise the matter at the group's monthly meetings until March, when it was formally proposed and adopted.
The basic force is good old supply and demand.
Electrostatic force is one of the basic forces in nature.
He felt it was flawed because it failed to drive home what he saw as the most important fact, that "bombardment aviation is the basic arm of the air force".
