That would leave the money in the economy, but still propel the needed conservation and investment.
The use of gasoline in Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition engines has propelled the need to better understand compression ignition processes for gasoline under engine-like conditions.
The tremendous progress witnessed in the field of biotechnology with respect to discovery of therapeutic and antigenic proteins has propelled the need for development of suitable oral delivery devices for these and other macromolecules.
"To help propel the movement forward, we need partners on the right.
It would be expected that the complete T6SS machinery, containing an assembled TssBC sheath, should be relatively static and stable, both due to its large size and the need to physically propel the puncturing device out from the cell.
Perhaps printable, hackable reactionware is just what we need to propel the humble chemistry set into the 21st century and beyond.
Like other electric bikes, it'll maintain your speed, boost your pedaling, or propel the bike itself if you need to take a break.
The sort of conflicts that this distinction was supposed to explain Descartes instead attributes to different causes, to movements coming from the soul (the will) and to movements originating in the body, which can, but need not, propel the pineal gland in contrary directions.
We need to propel the creation of public-private partnerships to tackle and invigorate the most important and looming public health question -- our brain's health.
Yet the show lacked the intense energy needed to propel the Issey Miyake man forward.
During the launching, the Briz-M booster activated as scheduled but switched off after only seven seconds instead of the more than 18 minutes needed to propel the satellites into the proper orbit, Roscosmos said in a statement.
