Sentence examples for drive subjects from inspiring English sources

The researchers found that among the buyback drive subjects, no artists left undeleted files on their thumb drives: 44.4 per cent of them ran a "quick format", which, while better than dumping files in the trash bin, does not secure deletion; 33.3 per cent of those in the arts ran a full format, which left the thumb drive with no recoverable data.

To determine whether striatal ensembles drive subjects' judgments of duration, we manipulated and recorded from striatal neurons in rats performing a duration categorization psychophysical task.

He accounted for 92 yards (57 rushing, 35 passing) on the drive, subjecting the Jets to a late and agonizing demise, precisely 13 months after they escaped here with a last-minute victory.

The Leaf is not for everyone, as charging infrastructure outside major metropolitan areas is still scarce, but in the ultra-wired confines of Gotham, the Leaf appears right at home – as our Real Live Test Drive subject finds out.

Both three months of moderate-intensity exercise and three months of Vitamin C supplements drove subjects' vascular tone back into healthy territory.

"He'd play the good guy amid evil to drive his subjects crazy," Dr. Maldonado said.

Following this initial drive, these subjects returned to completing the L-FOT and were given the PND to use on a daily basis.

Perhaps Nicky Morgan has forgotten to open the door of being passionate about your subject, of having a drive to study that subject day in, day out.

"This market driven mechanism subjects the planet's atmosphere to the legal emission of greenhouse gases," the anthropologist Heidi Bachram has written.

It tells how Gilgamesh, the young ruler of Uruk, drives his subjects so hard that they appeal to the gods for relief.

Writer describes Posner's 1992 book, Sex and Reason, which argued that the sex drive was subject to the control of rational calculation; one of his most controversial recommendations from the book was that the current adoption system be replaced by a free market system... Writer claims that Posner exhibits contradictory libertarian & utilitarian instincts.