Even the term drives served as an unintentional misnomer, as the Jets netted minus-13 yards the rest of the first half.
"Hard evidence indicates that both teaching and non-teaching staff, parents, students and the local community have been almost unanimous in their support for the beginning of term drives on academic standards and behaviour," says Milner.
We like the stock longer term (driven by the underlying growth dynamic in the Middle-East and the recent US injectable generics acquisition), but believe investors should wait until the Middle-Eastern turmoil has been resolved.
Health care is Rhode Island's largest employment sector and one of the few expected to grow in the short term, driven in large part by the state's aging population.
The model uses three governing equations to consider three terms that impact soil water movement, including the advective term driven by gravitational potential, the source/sink term driven by external forces (e.g., evapotranspiration), and the diffusive term driven by matric potential.
We assume that the information provided for the Agent term drives the generation process and, if necessary, will overlap any conflicting information provided by the other terms.
Senator McConnell's long-held plan to deny Obama a second term drives their convention; it remains a compelling desire to undo that devastating change, to assuage that loss, and to return painful disbelief into comforting fact once more.
Likewise, the dSL/dCA term drove the ranking of the watersheds.
According to Hull's model, drive is directed by what he termed drive stimuli.
