Sentence examples for drive equally from inspiring English sources

His "H2Oceanjet" would be 175 meters (575 feet) long, would be powered by four huge liquid hydrogen-fueled turbines that would drive equally huge waterjets at speeds of up to 64 knots (73 miles/hour) - more than twice the speed of current container ships.

PVs, a subset of which receive direct thalamic inputs(Staiger et al., 1996), may amplify SSA in excitatory neurons by providing a constant inhibitory drive; equally strong inhibitory drive would attenuate the weak response to standard tones relatively more than the strong response to deviant tones, leading to a greater differential between standard versus deviant tone spiking response.

PVs, a subset of which receive direct thalamic inputs (Staiger et al., 1996), may amplify SSA in excitatory neurons by providing a constant inhibitory drive; equally strong inhibitory drive would attenuate the weak response to standard tones relatively more than the strong response to deviant tones, leading to a greater differential between standard vs deviant tone spiking response.

The sixth and last was driven equally hard, but straight at Bopara who made no mistake.

The Obama White House's decision to challenge Fox News appears driven equally by strategy and frustration.

But we can be driven equally insane if we worry unremittingly about all those problems.

Driven equally by rage, anxiety and hilarity, his paintings deliver an uncommonly potent combination of formal punch, narrative intrigue and metaphorical resonance.

It was a suspenseful race in which Michael Schumacher, Hakkinen's closest rival in the title race, drove equally brilliantly in his Ferrari.

"Now, the consumer purchase process has evolved simply from a male-centric decision process to one that is being driven equally if not more by the female, given that you can now integrate the TV into the room as art, rather than the big black box," said Tim E. Baxter, senior vice president for marketing at Sony Electronics' consumer division.

During the verses, Gordon moves to a square, Motown-style beat – or "rock-steady Northern soul backbeat" in Leng's words – before returning to the "galloping rhythm" of the more open, "knockout" choruses, and the song is driven equally by Badfinger drummer Mike Gibbins' powerful tambourine work.

We must work with economists, doctors, public health professionals, advertisers, entertainment executives and other 'unusual suspects.' We must harness grassroots and policy level action, driven equally by energy and by evidence, to create strong allies who will stand up against violence.