Sentence examples for driven by tensions from inspiring English sources

Graham's own metamorphoses, as "From a New World" makes clear, have instead been driven by tensions that have remained consistent since her first work.

Hu Jintao: Hopes And Dilemmas By Joseph Fewsmith The new China is driven by tensions between authoritarianism and something beyond.

U.S. crude hit a record of $75.35 in April, driven by tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions and supply concerns in Nigeria, where attacks on pipelines and an export terminal this year have halted about a fifth of the country's oil output.

Tensions grew in the immediate region, partially driven by religious tensions between some of the more Protestant local people and the Roman Catholic Marquess; on one of these occasions a local group attempted to search the castle, but were reportedly driven away by the sudden noise of Lord Herbert's steam-engine.

A thermodynamics model for describing the solder profile evolution and the triple point line motion driven by surface tensions and gravity field is proposed.

Thereafter, virtually all of Mr. Carter's works were driven by the tension between independent and starkly contrasting elements.

The poems are driven by a tension between cynicism and patriotism: Belarus, for Mort, is a difficult obsession.

W. E. B. Du Bois had considered himself an exile all his life in America, driven by the tension between being a black and being an American; without this conflict, he said, he probably would have been "an unquestioning worshiper at the shrine of the established social order into which I was born".

Wu et al. [19] reported experimental results on the coalescence of two liquid drops driven by surface tension.

It applies to multiphase flows driven by surface tension as well as to fluid structure interaction problems.

It is also worth noting that, driven by surface tension, the mechanism becomes more effective as the size of the device becomes smaller.