For all his telegenic appearance suggests, it may come as a shock to those abroad that Peña Nieto is neither the driving force of his own government, nor that his inner circle is a radical departure from the old PRI that it has dissociated itself with (his political mentor, Arturo Montiel Rojas, is as old guard as it gets).
But because he was driving, neither my insurer nor the legal expenses cover on my policy would get involved.
At the same time, neither the mechanisms driving these changes nor the consequences for the wider food web or whole ecosystems have yet even been addressed.
It's basically the intersection of a drone with a robotic car, so that your plane is also your car, but the big leap in technology is that you are actually driving neither, says the Associate Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
However, in most cases, neither the catalyst driving thiol-disulfide exchange nor the functional differences between the redox forms have been elucidated.
Neither was driving — they'd got a ride with a classmate who was studying at night for his M.B.A., working for a brokerage firm during the day, and living at home with his parents.
It requires that pastoral communities be viewed neither as tools for driving environmental change nor as leaves caught in the winds of modern times but, rather, as agents with political and economic clout and their own agenda to pursue.
These results suggest that, whereas combined reductions of contrast and complexity in cartoon images result in a smaller P1, neither is a singular driving factor in cortical facilitation by iconic images.
Although we do not know yet which are the driving forces neither for the formation of 3D islands in the Si/Si 001) system nor for the mass transport from the substrate surface to the pyramid flanks, it is expected that material transport would be enhanced for higher substrate temperatures, because of the higher mobility of Si atoms.
She kept doing it, and then she hit it, bringing to life what was in Jones' mind, an inner force, neither embellished nor static, driving a young woman toward her fate.
