Mr. Kim has driven the pace of this diplomatic effort so far, and American officials have conceded surprise at his boldness.
In the 1950's and '60s, U.S. defense and intelligence organizations drove the pace of innovation in Silicon Valley by providing research and development dollars to universities, and defense companies built weapons systems that used the Valley's first microwave devices and semiconductor components.
Some countries (e.g. UK) have adopted the full separation model and driven the pace of reform simultaneously with privatization and the advocacy of open access.
Since the larger the value of w the less the change in state composition, w reflects the metabolism of the model (Ryder 1975), that is the level of turnover or movement between states that drives the pace of convergence to stability.
And while the United States can do a great deal to foster sound sustainable transportation programs in other countries, they suggested that it could exert far more global influence by pushing for laws to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. cars, because, they wrote, the United States "to a large degree drives the pace and direction of technology development worldwide".
All these will drive down the pace of economic growth".
Drive to the pace of soothing music.
Many factors will drive the faster pace of growth, among them the expansion of online marketplaces; a proliferation of on-demand talent; the availability of cost effective online advertising; access to better business infrastructure, such as cloud computing; and the growing abundance of useful data, Intuit found.
Driving down the pace of price increases tends to drive up unemployment, while allowing faster inflation can help to stimulate job creation.
