I.B.M.'s operation in Fujisawa had been successful in developing drives for notebook and desktop computers, but that did not transfer smoothly to drives for more complex network server computers, and the company fell far behind the competition, particularly Seagate Technology, according to James Porter, president of Disk/Trend, a market research firm.
Eclipse construes this in terms of a loss of autonomy, which would involve our creatively developing drives and desires into ideal ends that could orient the ways we act on our environments (see, for example, 66).
The paper also represents the mathematical model of developed drive with description of throttle elements, friction forces and details of computer control systems.
Through the challenges immigrants face, they develop drive, resiliency and a strong work ethic.
Collectively speaking, enough for major hard drive manufacturers like Western Digital to develop drives targeted towards your bad habits.
The sprouts then grow and develop, driven initially by endothelial cell migration, and organize themselves into a branched, connected network structure.
Scientists involved with developing gene drive technology have called for 'thoughtful, informed, and fully inclusive public discussions' and public involvement in decisions that 'determine if, when, and how gene drives should be used'.
It was first proposed more than a decade ago, and researchers have been developing gene drive approaches to alter mosquitoes to slow the spread of malaria and dengue fever.
The "spiritual fitness" segment of this presentation was titled "A New Approach to Suicide Prevention: Developing Purpose-Driven Airmen," a takeoff on Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life.
Increasing PM2.5 in some developing regions drove this global change, despite decreasing PM2.5 in some developed regions.
DaimlerChrysler and G.M. are developing rear-drive platforms, and it won't be long before those cars are on patrol.
