Sentence examples for large drivers from inspiring English sources

Biomass supply, scaling exponents, and technology costs are large drivers of optimal scale, while facility location, pretreatment options, and transportation costs are less important.

Circumaural headphones never really disappeared since their introduction decades ago, but until recently, they were relegated to use in listening rooms, studios and DJ booths where powered amplifiers provided enough oomph to move the large drivers behind the cans.

Since large drivers require undesirably large cabinets, most subwoofer drivers have large excursions.

It is not possible, in most circumstances, to fit such large drivers and enclosures into doors or dashboards, so subwoofers are installed in the trunk or back seat space.

Culture and religion can be large drivers of medical care to the extent of over-riding scientific evidence or guidelines [ 44].

The M. tuberculosis Beijing genotype strains are considered to be large drivers of international TB transmission and are associated with the emergence and spread of MDR/XDR TB (2 ).

A large driver of the growth was domestic spending — the Chinese government announced in November 2008 a stimulus package worth $585 billion.

The newer, bigger set of data released this week, however, quantifies another large driver of local cost differences for the privately insured: the prices insurers pay for hospital treatments.

According to Rabois, retail sales of Square has been a large driver of adoption.

Cheaper energy costs driven by the shale oil revolution have been one large driver of this in the US, but it appears to be a broader trend across the developed economies.

For small eTN (<1.5), the average slope is roughly 30%% smaller; the correlation is also significant (CC = −0.86) due to a number of points with large driver intensity (E kl > 2 mV/m).