It represents genuine progress, driven by competitive pressure and innovative response, not transient policy or irrational exuberance.
I describe this point in human history this way: [This is] the perfect moment for a burst of bottom-up progress, driven by the extraordinary efficiency and impact that can come from using the Web and other communication tools to connect an idea, expertise, or design with a glaring need.
Because progress driven by technology is real.
The author attributes the CPP's election victory to rapid economic progress driven by the "four Fs: foreign aid, foreign investment, foreign trade and foreign tourists".
Prior to the arrival of humans on the scene, invasions progressed slowly, driven forward by the speed of wind or the endurance of the migrating animal.
The field of radiation therapy has progressed significantly driven by technological advances together with new development in three-dimensional image-guided delivery systems.
The rapid progress has driven a burst of commercial activity, along with a lot of anxiety.
In the 20th century technological progress was driven by the convergence of engineering and physics, which yielded electronics.
Their politics were based on a sense that human progress is driven by collective action, and that struggles from below force those with wealth and power to offer concessions.
Indeed, scientific results are seldom straightforward, and the whole process of scientific progress is driven by debates and competing paradigms, complicating the task of influencing the policy-making realm.
Scientific progress is driven by government-funded academic research on one hand, and on the other by private industry research undertaken by corporations.
