Sentence examples for driven exchange from inspiring English sources

Thain, a dispassionate, numbers-driven executive lacking the back-slapping charisma of a Richard Grasso or a David Komansky, transformed the Big Board from its clubby ways to a global, electronically driven exchange group.

In order for weir installation to achieve net improvement in solute retention and thus water quality, cumulative reactions in weir backwater and enhanced hydrostatically driven hyporheic exchange would have to overcome the reduced hydrodynamically driven exchange.

Variable temperature 1H NMR measurements divulged entropy driven exchange of NH and NH2 protons with the residual water protons.

Those with the highest interest rates went up most, as did currencies with high inflation (which drives expectations of further rate rises).These impulses can drive exchange rates a long way from their fair or "equilibrium" values.

Most modern carbonate platforms lack allogenic catchments, allowing rainfall to recharge the aquifer uniformly without sufficiently altering head gradients to drive exchange between conduits and aquifers.

In the past he would have driven to Exchange Place, but downtown traffic and $22 parking lured him from his car.

In 2002 a tidally driven seawater exchange remediation strategy was successfully implemented on a severely acidified tropical coastal landscape dominated by acid sulfate soils (ASS) in northern Australia.

The increase in A and As is due to backwater behind weirs and increased hydrostatically driven hyporheic exchange induced by the weirs, while we surmise that the reduction in α is due at least in part to reduced hydrodynamically driven hyporheic exchange in bed ripples drowned by the weir backwater.

This study examined changes in the stable sulfur isotope signatures in a range of sulfide and sulfate (SO4) fractions at three sites with different levels of exposure to the tidally driven seawater exchange remediation.

The SOLAS air sea gas exchange experiment (SAGE) was a multiple-objective study investigating gas-transfer processes and the influence of iron fertilisation on biologically driven gas exchange in high-nitrate low-silicic acid low-chlorophyll (HNLSiLC) Sub-Antarctic waters characteristic of the expansive subpolar zone of the southern oceans.

On the other hand, if in our experiment we had provided food in only one habitat type at a time, hunger may have driven more exchange between the aviary sides and one might predict that disassortative pair formation would have prevailed.