The rise in stocks extended Tuesday's rally, which was propelled by favorable reports on housing, manufacturing and consumer confidence.
Early last year, he made a major-label comeback with "Unspoken," which was propelled by quirky electronic percussion and elusive lyrics.
Such a system is more efficient than a traditional chemical rocket, which is propelled by gas generated from a reaction between a fuel and an oxidant.
In 2011 a group of Swiss engineers installed a tiny turbine inside a simulated artery which was propelled by a bloodlike fluid flowing through it.
In 2011 two Swiss physicists installed a tiny turbine inside a simulated artery which was propelled by a blood-like fluid flowing through it.
U.S.C. will be led by the nation's best defense, which is propelled by the linebacking tandem of Rey Maualuga and Brian Cushing.
In some respects it was highly unlikely that the industry would repeat its heady 2009 performance, much of which was propelled by temporary economic-stimulus measures implemented by governments around the world.
The structure of "Samsara," which is propelled by the breathy, resonant hum of music by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci, is like that of a poem or a sonata, a complex tissue of rhymes and motifs.
"I'll Run Away," which is propelled by the piano work of collaborator Blake Wescott (he produced the album and co-wrote a number of its songs), is a strongly defiant piece reminiscent of Carole King.
The nation's housing market, which was propelled by low interest rates to something of a frenzy in recent years, is poised for a slowdown that many economists fear could chill the broader economy.
