Sentence examples for driven states from inspiring English sources

Despite this, the fact that the fixed point is only weakly stable indicates that the resting and weakly driven states lie in what has been called the fluctuation-driven region near the marginally stable fixed point [46].

It is the Bush administration's ideologically driven states' rights and localism that are the impediment to this much-needed reform.

Such an hypothesis would support a theoretical construct where orexin neurons are strategically positioned at a transitional point where internally driven states (e.g desire for drugs), are translated into patterned motor response [37].

The latter literature, of whatever disciplinary background, has a more sceptical approach, particularly to externally driven state-building.

Feelings of hot and cold, as A.D. Craig (2002) points out, seem to have especially close connections both with affect and with homeostatic need or drive states.

Many factors drive states' economies and are vital to ensuring future prosperity.

Instead, a host of other factors may drive state expansion.

Thirty-five of the 71 members who drive state-owned cars have an S.U.V., the committee stated.

Rosenthal drove state legislation last year that banned the advertising of such homes on platforms like Airbnb.

In his book, Schneider asks what would drive state officials to resort to force in implementing a development policy.

It is difficult to isolate the agreement's impact on spending, Mr. Costantino said, because so many additional factors drive state costs and spending decisions.