The method assessed in this study is compatible with such an integrated approach as it aims to distinguish the role of key ecological drivers in the use of large trees over time.
A major driver behind the use of groundwater in these regions, in addition to surface water scarcity, is the poor operational performance of the irrigation schemes.
Internal and external factors that can influence this behavior include driver demographics, the use of technology in the vehicle, and even the type of dilemma zone Type I (based on signal timing/intersection geometry) or Type II (based on driver indecision).
Analysts say the main driver behind the use of these gadgets in Indonesia is how they help people get online.
Lifelong, sustained patient health is the driver for the use of systems medicine in medical research and practice, and predictive, preventive, personalized, and participatory (P4 medicine [ 7]; Fig. 1) provides the most promising way forward for pro-active medicine.
He saw the Part 107 regulations taking shape in the U.S. as a market-driver that would usher in the use of drones in day-to-day operations on farms, construction sites and more.
For the last two races of the season he had been given a car by the small Sam Schmidt Motor Sports team, run by a former driver who lost the use of his limbs in an accident.
Even as motorcades disrupted traffic in New York this week while ferrying heads of state who were in the city for the General Debates at the United Nations, White House officials would not comment on whether tighter domestic security since 9/11 had brought about any changes in the use of volunteer drivers in presidential motorcades outside Washington.
This study explored the validity of using a low-cost simulator for the assessment of driver distraction arising from the use of an in-vehicle information system.
Earlier this year, the county clerk in Fairfax County, Va., where Mr. Malvo faces trial in November, eliminated the use of driver records as a source of candidates for the pool.
