Sentence examples for core driven from inspiring English sources
But in its northern core, driven by the German powerhouse, economies are reviving and public finances are solid.
He suggested that convection within the core, driven by the energy of radioactive decay, generates electric currents that interact with concentric spherical shells of the Earth's mantle, which are rotating at different speeds, and that the Coriolis effect produces eddies at the boundaries of these shells.
Energy Amplifier EAA) systems consist of a sub-critical fast neutron core driven by a proton accelerator.
In the 10 MW High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor-Test Module (HTR-10) fuel elements move through the core driven by gravity.
ADSRs have several special characteristics, such as the subcritical core driven by spallation neutrons, anisotropic neutron flux distribution and complex geometry etc.
The process was proposed that the Au ions were firstly coordinated and reduced by the amino groups in PDMAEMA arms, and then transferred to thioether ligands in the HBP core, driven by higher affinity of sulfur atom to Au than amine ligand.
Instead, supercritical water from the core drives a turbine directly.Doing away with the need for separate pumps, pressurisers and steam generators results in higher thermal efficiency: 45% rather than the 33% of existing PWRs, according to Idaho National Laboratory.
Eventually, enough heat from radioactive decay would have built up to separate the rock's iron into a molten core, drive a magnetic field, and perhaps form Ganymede's grooved surface geology.
Purpose-driven thinking must be woven into the DNA of the brand and from this core, drive daily brand behavior and business decisions.
The pros like Rory McIlroy are highly disciplined, of course, yet their core drive and mental fortitude seem to come from the pure fun, excitement, enjoyment and exhilaration of their work.
This is the magnetic imprint of an ancient core dynamo driven by thermal convection in the core or tidal dissipation (Arkani-Hamed 2009), which ceased to exist and further magnetise the crust roughly 3.5 Gyrs ago (Lillis et al. 2008).
