Sentence examples for operation driven from inspiring English sources

Naturally, his dressing stall drew the heavy late afternoon traffic because the Yankees remain an operation driven by headline acts, even in a season of subpar performance by leading men Cashman can't seem to explain or accept.

The possibility of steady-state operation driven by the coupling of two cells, each of which is oscillatory by itself, has been detected.

Meanwhile, the paper introduces the design, fabrication and testing of a DLG prototype, theoretical model of the free-piston engine is presented, and the DLG operation driven by Simulated Power Source (SPS) is discussed.

The paper also reports results of EWOD droplet operation driven by wireless power transmission and demonstrates that such a wireless design can be successfully mounted on a floating EWOD device to produce movement.

His candidacy prompted the creation of a sophisticated Democratic voter turnout operation driven by a base of enthusiastic volunteers that did not go away.

A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.

The episode highlighted how Islamist fighters were slowly returning to the valley three years after a Pakistani military operation drove them away.

The New Yorker, April 8 , 1933P. 17 A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.

By S. Harkness, McCrea, and Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, April 8 , 1933P. 17 A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.

In 2013, a French-led military operation drove back Islamist fighters who had taken advantage of an ethnic Tuareg rebellion and a military coup to seize territory in the north a year earlier.

Last year, a reassessment of loss reserves for the company's German operation drove down net profit by $400 million after it failed to set aside enough money to cover "long tail" liabilities - claims that can be made years after policies have expired.