Sentence examples for global driving force from inspiring English sources
We found the global driving force of the non-equilibrium economy is determined by both the underlying landscape gradient and the curl probability flux measuring the degree of non-equilibriumness through the detailed balance breaking.
Most of the work, however, has been devoted to the case of a global driving force resulting from thermal or concentration gradients applied to the boundaries of the system.
The electric force acting on each charged residue of the protein molecule is given by Fi = Qi × E, where Qi is the charge carried by each residue and E is the electric field strength [21], while the summation of Fi is the global driving force applied on the whole protein.
This paper describes the switching mechanism that supports this dynamic balance and particularly the local and global driving forces for the self-organization model.
The heady triumph of capitalism after 1989 is also a distant memory, although its chief effect — that capital went global — remains a driving force of our age.
Global boundaries were the driving force for Guha's last job.
Cheap global labor was the driving force of economic expansion in the last century, and with new winners and losers, expanding trade and commerce generally worked.
Although these models result in a phenotype consistent with disc degeneration, the homology with the human intervertebral disc degenerative process is questionable as there is little evidence that the nonspecific global chemolysis is the driving force behind human IVD degeneration [ 29, 30, 43].
The ethos of materialism and selfishness that is the dirty secret and driving force of global capitalism has infected the religious world almost as much as the secular.
And a more worrying sign is the fall in the contribution to world GDP of the BRIC countries, which have been widely considered the driving force behind global growth.
Royce and I had little in common, other than an interest in Spain and the Spanish language, which he professed to have cultivated largely in the belief that the Hispanic world would one day be the driving force behind the global economy.
