Sentence examples for general driving force from inspiring English sources
Leading assist provider in Europe and general driving force Fredy Guarin is not expected to start tonight, as the management has insisted they will not risk any players carrying injuries.
This paper aims to discover the general driving force behind CSR perceptions of Chinese managers and stockholders.
This hypothesis thus also provides a general driving force for this first step in eukaryotic evolution.
Therefore, nucleosomal DNA-binding may be a general driving force for the recognition of H3K36me3 nucleosomes in vivo.
9) Hooper & Burnstein propose a hypothesis on the origin of eukaryotes which, they say, provides a general driving force of the first step of eukaryogenesis.
To the best of my knowledge this idea is certainly novel and I find it interesting, since it could provide a general driving force to explain different associations.
This is helpful for understanding, for example size and complexity as general driving forces of error probability.
In general, the driving force for surface levelling is a combination of surface tension and gravity, which is opposed by the viscosity of the liquid (resist) [8].
You sorta learn these things growing up in Arizona -- which, perhaps, is why Canadian-immigrant Tom Horne, the state's Attorney General and driving force behind the Mexican American/Ethic Studies ban, is at a disadvantage and could probably benefit from a course in La Raza Studies.
In general, the driving force for ET must take into account the Coulombic attraction of the generated negative and positive charges, EC = (−14.4 eV)/(ε RDA), where ε is the dielectric constant and RDA is the distance between the donor and acceptor.
A three-dimensional semi-analytic analysis based on the linear elasticity theory is offered to study the transient vibration characteristics of an arbitrarily thick, simply supported, functionally graded (FGM) rectangular plate, resting on a linear Winkler Pasternak viscoelastic foundation, and subjected to general distributed driving forces of arbitrary temporal and spatial variations.
