I think we may say the same of all the habits and aptitudes that we acquire in all of them there has been present throughout some instinctive activity, prompting at first rather inefficient movements, but supplying the
driving force while more and more effective methods are being acquired.
The great
driving force of the oligarchs is the belief that they are doing right.
His claim came as a study showed a link between the release date of the show and a leap of
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1 / 6 Farsi is considered a
driving force behind the transformative changes that resulted in the familiar Jeddah of today.
Although the accepted electrical equivalent to one brake horse power (BHP) of mechanical
driving force is 746 watts; the loses that occur converting mains power through all its stages to drive an electric vehicle, one BHP of
driving force will have required over 1,000 watts from the grid.
"It is almost universal that whenever there is a
driving force for a process, there always is a resistive force," Zhang said.
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You make yourself into a
driving force that accomplishes what you set out to accomplish.
Contributors from business, information, and computer science look at technology as the
driving force behind all the big and small enterprises, innovation as the
driving force behind all the new ways to deal with new problems and needs arising in industries and research, and enterprise transformation with acceptance and active growth technology.
driving force - the act of applying force to propel something; "after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off"