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The goal of Arcadia is to contribute to the transformation of engineering by providing an engineering environment that offers a model-based procedure, rather than one based on documents, driven by a process, and which delivers effective coengineering by construction.

Two of the biggest internal threats to Benedict's papacy, including a scandal of leaked documents, were driven by factions within the Vatican who used leaked information to vie for power.

Responding to the complaints about the proposal, a spokesman for Corbyn said that the MP was floating an idea raised by women and that all the ideas in the document were "driven by the knowledge that we must tackle harassment by changing men's behaviour, not blaming or penalising women".

The anti-Semitic campaign against Alfred Dreyfus, the French military officer convicted of treason in 1894 on forged documents, was largely driven by a fanatical band of Catholics denouncing Dreyfus for his perfidious Jewishness.

Applications that use these documents are often driven by business logic that is hard-coded together with application logic.

Photographer Tamara Abdul Hadi captures grooming rituals throughout the Middle East, documenting burgeoning trends driven by creative barbers and hair artists.

And if UBS and Julius Baer have highlighted anything, it is that the source of the secret documents may not be driven by righteous indignation against offshore banking.

Rather than dramatic appearances by high-profile witnesses, the hearings will be driven by documents and by testimony from investigators and people who played peripheral roles -- from a forensic accountant to a man paid by Rowland aides to install a heating system in the governor's Litchfield cottage.

The release of the documents seemed to be driven by a sense at the White House that the gravity of the prison abuses required a fuller disclosure of the legal papers and internal debate that formed the basis for Washington's handling of detainees in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Aside from the usual biography page and policy documents, content is all driven by external Web 2.0 sites.

Current interest in soy foods is largely driven by documented research on the potential health benefits of phytoestrogens (Nomura et al 1978; Anderson et al 1995; Knight and Eden 1995).