Sentence examples for proposed drive from inspiring English sources

Talk story about Romanian taxi driver Ioan Oprisiu's proposed drive from New York to London by way of the Bering Strait... Oprisiu... plans to visit a fare in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska... To learn more about America, he began making trips of a week or so in his cab, each longer than the last, until he had reached the Pacific.

By Alec Wilkinson The New Yorker, January 31 , 2000P. 32 Talk story about Romanian taxi driver Ioan Oprisiu's proposed drive from New York to London by way of the Bering Strait... Oprisiu... plans to visit a fare in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska... To learn more about America, he began making trips of a week or so in his cab, each longer than the last, until he had reached the Pacific.

Two active power filters (APFs) are used in the proposed drive.

Several experimental results show that the proposed drive system performs better than the traditional drive systems.

A satisfactory performance of proposed drive is achieved for a wide range of speed control of BLDC motor and varying supply voltage to study the behaviour of proposed drive in practical supply conditions.

The validity of the proposed drive system is verified through computer-aided simulations and experiments using a prototype equipped with a 7.5-in.-diagonal AC plasma display panel.

In New Jersey, Assemblyman Joseph Vas is trying to give illegal immigrants some status with a proposed Driving Privilege Card.

You do not have a theory of other minds, as some philosophers have proposed, driven by a flattening scientistic ideology.

Based on the above method a multiscale model for microstructure evolution during deformation is proposed driven by the macroscale velocity gradient.

Interestingly, a linear approximation of our proposed drive-reduction reward is equivalent to assuming that the rewarding value of outcomes is equal to the multiplication of the deprivation level and the magnitude of the outcome.

Thus, a linear approximation of our proposed drive-reduction reward is equivalent to assuming that the rewarding value of outcomes is linearly proportional to their need-reduction capacity (K t ), as well as a function (the gradient of drive) of the deprivation level.