Sentence examples for by driving it from from inspiring English sources

A diesel engine is started by driving it from some external power source until conditions have been established under which the engine can run by its own power.

James May assesses the brute strength of the new Range Rover Evoque by driving it from Death Valley to Las Vegas.

Restriction of TIR1 expression to the intestine by driving it from the ges-1 promoter resulted in loss of DHC-1-degron-GFP only in the gut (Fig. S5B).

The suspension module resets the speed bump by driving it upwards after vehicles depart from it.

A recombinant plasmid over-expressing codY was constructed by driving its expression from ami promoter using pAL2 plasmid [ 60] in which the luxABCDE cassette had been deleted (pAL2Δ luxABCDE).

In 1974, when insurgents overthrew Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, they made a symbolic point by driving him from his palace not in any of the Rolls-Royces or Cadillacs he owned but in the back seat of a Beetle.

Fiat's Chief Rolls the Dice With a Public Offering  |  Sergio Marchionne, who impressed the automotive world by resurrecting Chrysler from bankruptcy and driving it toward a merger with Fiat, yielded to pressure from the United Automobile Workers retiree health care trust by filing for an I.P.O.

Since then, Mr. Marchionne has impressed the automotive world by resurrecting Chrysler from bankruptcy and driving it toward a merger with Fiat.

The aeronomy community is well on its way to separating ionospheric variability introduced by driving from below and from the magnetosphere and Sun above, an essential task toward achieving predictability of space weather.

The HM5 is inspired by driving watches from the 1970s, according to Adams, and it also takes industrial design cues from classic cars like the Lamborghini Miura.

As a result, it is now possible to separate ionospheric variability caused by driving forces from below as compared to that from Sun. E. E-science and informatics  .