Sentence examples for both driven by a from inspiring English sources

"But they're both driven by a sense of power".

The two immiscible fluid flows are both driven by a combination of electroosmotic force, pressure gradient and electromagnetic force.

It is suggested that the film and bulk transitions are both driven by a common cause: the proliferation of gauche defects in the chain with increasing temperature.

Greece and Italy have famously complex political cultures, but today they are both driven by a simple dynamic: no established parties want to assume the full political cost of pushing through unpopular austerity measures and changes to the labor market.

Put in plain terms, these studies typically show that certain factors tend to occur together, but they cannot tell if there is a causal link between the factors: it could be that the first factor causes the second, or vice versa, or perhaps the two factors are both driven by a third, unobserved factor.

The expression plasmid contained the coding sequences for human EPO and human ST3GalIV, both driven by a cytomegalovirus (CMV) promoter that has been modified to achieve high levels of gene expression in PER.C6® cells.

The clock tower featured large astronomical instruments of the armillary sphere and celestial globe, both driven by an early intermittently working escapement mechanism (similarly to the western verge escapement of true mechanical clocks appeared in medieval clockworks, derived from ancient clockworks of classical times).

But whether it's Time Square or Triangle Square, we can both drive by an electronic sign without getting into an accident.

And look at us all now!" This is what joins the support of Trump's celebrities to the support of his dying white male masses: they are both driven by revenge, a desire to get back at a system that did – and still does – them wrong.

In the prostate, cell proliferation and differentiation are mutually exclusive processes both driven by androgens, but in a highly context dependent way.

The day's events were both driven by — and helped propel — a popular movement for change that drew its inspiration from the revolt in Tunisia that forced the president to flee into exile.