Sentence examples for commonly driven by a from inspiring English sources

Fluid flows through the chambers at controlled rates, most commonly driven by a peristaltic pump.

According to Greenpeace's report, the location of a data centre is commonly driven by access to reliable and inexpensive electricity.

The widespread availability of such actuators which are commonly driven by permanent magnet synchronous motors will, on the one hand, enhance an overall operating economy, yet on the other hand, it will post a newly generated challenge for the current on-board thermal control system since a large amount of waste heat will produce accompanied with the operation of these motors.

Commonly, EIS is driven by an input signal comprised of a small-amplitude sinusoidal wave superimposed on a constant dc potential (i.e., potentiostatic) to facilitate its analysis through a linearization methods.

At the national level, estimated Hg intake is driven by a few commonly consumed fish types with moderate to high concentrations of Hg, such as canned tuna (0.35 μg/g) and swordfish (0.98 μg/g) (Sunderland 2007).

Commonly known as "Joe Glenwood," his life was driven by a passion for the business he created and loved, "Glenwood Mason Supply Company".

Evaluation is driven by a specific evaluation question which for surveillance systems commonly considers effectiveness, efficiency, implementation and/or compliance issues.

Coiling is driven by a form of "spontaneous network activity" (SNA) that is commonly observed in developing neural structures [ 4].

It is commonly believed in Russia that the Kremlin's sudden leniency when it came to Navalny was driven by a desire to add a semblance of pluralism to Russian political life, and thus prevent new mass protests.

"It's driven by a news edge.

It is driven by a 15kW boiler.