By carefully combining the two materials using specific blueprints, the expansion of the water-absorbing substance drives the joints to move, creating a predetermined geometrical transformation.
The common fear of synthetic substances drives baby-care companies like actress Jessica Alba's Honest Company, which prides itself on its "Honestly Free" guarantee of ingredients its products don't contain.
Previous studies have shown that when compared to traditional high school students, a higher percentage of alternative high students ever tried a substance; currently use substances; and drive under the influence of alcohol [ 14, 33].
In the end, I wondered about the only probability that really mattered to her students: the near certainty that having been cheated of their basic skills in mathematics, they were doomed to a mathematics education short on substance and driven by increasingly meaningless evaluations.
But surely we want to know what it is about the substance or in the substance that drives perceptual change.
The assessment of distribution and fate of the substance in the environment mainly driven by substance properties, once the substance has been released to the environment, is only addressed in Guidance R.16 [22], as this step is independent of the life cycle stage.
Application of substances was gravity driven.
This was the substance that drove the Palestinian revolution against such odds, and formed the core of each member's education.
"Substance will drive timing — that's what's really important," Mr. Marantis said.
And it [G20] found it hard apart from in London, and before that in Washington, in the midst of the financial crisis to actually agree anything much in substance to drive things forward.
Indeed, this was exactly what happened in 2000: too many technology companies relied purely on supposed revenues derived from 'wandering customers', rather than delivering the hard substance that drove the bottom line exterior to trends of marketing and advertising.
