As Porsche is one of the two main wellsprings of engineering within the VW Group, if the system works without major flaw and cuts down the length of time an owner loses to service appointments, this technology will land in service bays for Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and VW dealers in short order, cutting down service times.
But my main wellspring of guilt, reinforced daily, comes from the fact that just over a year ago, my husband and I moved to the United States from our home in London, taking our baby son with us.
Defined in physics as the capacity to work, energy comes from four main wellsprings in human beings: the body, emotions, mind, and spirit.
And some of Israel's secular Arabs are keen to shed their Islamists, whose wellspring lies in Wadi Ara, part of the area Mr Lieberman wants to swap.But the main reason Israel's 1.7m Arabs increasingly identify with Palestine is the mounting rejection they face in Israel.
The main reason for the squeeze is the Great Recession, which has cut deeply into the kinds of companies — in financial services, real estate, high tech — that are the wellsprings of fees for corporate lawyers.
Though the region had been a wellspring for the uprising against Colonel Qaddafi's government, it was also known as one of the major sources of militants who traveled to Iraq in 2007 to join the main terrorist group there, Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.
This is especially true in the interior, the wellspring of the revolution not least because economic development lagged.
Drawing heavily on theories adapted from Sigmund Freud, Breton saw the unconscious as the wellspring of the imagination.
Black 2 and White 2 Can be obtained inside the Antique Shop on Join Avenue, inside the Black City, and the Wellspring Cave.
The most popular cultivar of labrusca is the Concord grape, the wellspring of sweet kosher wine.
While registers are the environments for the manifestation of ideology, the wellspring of ideology is the social structure (Hasan 2005a).
