In Homo sapiens, while crucial survival needs are supported by basic drives - thirst, hunger, sexual drive - which are genetically coded into the species, the power of our will is such that we can sacrifice or corrupt even these, for purposes both noble and venal.
An explosion in air travel in recent years, particularly in Asia and Europe, has helped drive the thirst for new airplanes.
However, a drive manipulation (thirst) designed to increase the value of sucrose relative to pellets revealed a significant preference for the response that had been extensively trained with sucrose.
As Ed Edwards's play argues, the heroin epidemic of the early 80s was not an accident driven by thirst for an addictive drug but a lethal consequence of social policy, international politics and a government drive to quell a restive working class.
A surge in demand for air travel over the last three years, particularly in Asia and Europe, has driven a thirst for new planes from airlines.
Levi registers the same astonishment when first hit by a German officer — "a profound amazement: how can one strike a man without anger?" Or when, driven by thirst, he breaks off an icicle only to have it snatched away by a guard.
Levi registers the same astonishment when first hit by a German officer—"a profound amazement: how can one strike a man without anger?" Or when, driven by thirst, he breaks off an icicle only to have it snatched away by a guard.
Having the life-limiting condition cystic fibrosis (CF) drives my thirst for life.
Cats derive nutrients, including moisture, from their entire prey hence the low thirst drive of most cats.
No MBA can teach you about want, drive and the thirst for success.
