This expansion drives a downstroke of the piston.
In contrast, surgical skin expansion, driven by increments of stretch, produces increasing quantities of tissue without trauma or inflammation.
After World War II, higher education began a huge expansion, driven by the G.I. Bill, a changing economy and a booming middle class.
(a c) Polar Kerr images showing the asymmetric domain wall expansion driven in a magnetic field tilted 5° from the indicated direction in a.
The scale of Amazon deforestation due to soya expansion driven in part by demand from UK and other European firms is unprecedented, says Greenpeace.
Brad DeLong has been blogging about von Mises and his belief — shared by a number of people to this day — that any economic expansion driven by monetary expansion must somehow be unsound and destructive.
Despite the misgivings of men of the propertied classes, a slow but steady expansion of the franchise prevailed throughout Europe in the 19th century—an expansion driven in large part by the liberal insistence that "all men are created equal".
We should not be surprised that a period of rapid economic expansion driven by the purposeful deregulation of markets should be accompanied by deepening poverty at the bottom and growing inequality within and between nations.
Maritime expansion, driven by commercial ambitions and by competition with France, accelerated in the 17th century and resulted in the establishment of settlements in North America and the West Indies.
