The housing market has been a key driver of activity in the wider economy and boosts taxes for the government through stamp duty and capital gains tax.
Tweaking an algorithm to favour "family and friends" is the engineering equivalent of "people have had enough of experts", in that it acknowledges that how people feel is a better driver of activity than what people think.
Twitter deletes the concept of 'cold-calling', but it also demands of its users the common sense to recognise that because the network is all about creating interactions, the focus or driver of activity should not be the individual but the network itself.
High speed solar wind streams also act as a significant driver of activity in the Earth's magnetosphere co-rotating interaction region and are responsible for geomagnetic activities.
Over a 10-year period, entrepreneur C, as the main driver of activities, added three new ventures in the food business and reached a sales level of $130 millionn.
The chancellor, George Osborne, is keen to move away from Britain's traditional dependence on the City and government spending as the chief drivers of economic activity.
Energy companies have been among the drivers of M&A activity this year as turbulent equity and credit markets have pushed investors into commodities and natural resources.
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This study assesses the importance of land use and corn earworm moth availability as spatial and temporal drivers of bat activity.
A shipping assessment projected through 2020 by the Arctic Council [263] concluded that Arctic natural resource development (hydrocarbons, hard minerals, and fisheries) and regional trade will be key drivers of marine activity.
We subsequently clustered patients, by a k-means procedure, into 20 different classes of total cost to identify the cost drivers of ED activity.
