The spirit of DocX remains a constant, though, driven by what documentary artists need to make their work most resonant in the world.
The direction of the evolution, though, driven by individual behavior is not conducive to the overall interests of a virtual community, especially for online learning and collaborative innovation (Koh, et al., 2007).
The stimulus plan, though driven by domestic concerns, represents a fresh commitment by China to keep from adding to the economic and financial woes of the United States and Europe.
She has also been vocal in her condemnation of Gamergate, a loose affiliation of discontented gamers, ostensibly massing over fears of journalistic corruption – though originally driven by a 4chan campaign targeting another female game developer, Zoe Quinn, sparked by a rambling blogpost by an ex-boyfriend of Quinn's, Eron Gjoni.
Though driven by infectious and heady beats made for a nightclub, his songs have always slyly engaged politics.
Though driven by the initiative of the local mayor, an example can be brought by the so-called "KeepGM" movement: a multi-stakeholder campaign organised in the city of Lansing, Michigan in the 1990s when General Motors was facing serious economic troubles.
After reading these posts, I find myself automatically looking for the uplifting moment whenever I speak to someone – "How did you get through it?" "How was it useful?" – as though driven by the same strange pressure as everyone else to find in failure a positive, a pointer, to give it affirmative value.
The EU decision to replace petrol engines with diesel, though driven by German car manufacturers, predates her premiership.
They did; but the author makes a plucky case, buttressed by some robust polling data, that the riots of Paris, though driven by Muslim anger at neglect and marginalisation, had nothing to do with terror or jihad.
Yet the whole thing whizzes along as though driven by some real dramatic force, as though the characters were not built entirely of clichés and the situations not all familiar.
