Sentence examples for driving drove from inspiring English sources

Only 11% of those missing while driving drove off without permission during the day and 4% drove off during the night.

In summary, the mechanical ventilation withdrawal process relates not only to the inspiratory driving force driven predominantly by the diaphragm, but also to cough strength, which involves the expiratory muscles.

A convenience sample of 315 general drivers 16 64 yrs (M = 34) completed a survey measuring trait aggression (Aggression Questionnaire AQ), driving anger (Driving Anger Scale, DAS), and a proxy measure of aggressive driving behaviour (Australian Propensity for Angry Driving AusPADS).

"How you have to dream about driving to drive well.

In 1956, Americans of driving age drove about 4,000 miles a year, on average.

He was a hard man to work with, driving and driven and though ambitious for fame, as one witness asserts, he did nothing to ingratiate himself with clients.

The transporter must be able to undergo a conformational change when not bound to either substrate, so as to complete the cycle and return the binding sites to the side from which driving and driven substrates both move.

The basic parameters of driving and driven gear are given in Table 1.

rb1 and rb2 refer to the radius of base circle of driving and driven gear.

The dynamic stability of a system composed of driving and driven shafts connected by a universal joint is investigated.

Analysis suggests that cyclic fatigue, caused by misalignment between driving and driven coupling elements, causes premature pin failure.