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Victoria stalked her way through a crowd of photographers as she left the five-star hotel before being driven to the airport.

Data and policy moves over the last week have driven home the point that China is increasingly in a league of its own.

She says she was also driven to tell her tale because Mr Berlusconi had broken a promise to her.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

The verdict on Mr Fuld, that he was driven not by greed but by "an overpowering desire to preserve the firm he loved" , seems too gentle.

Continuous integration is often intricately linked with the practice of test-driven development.

She said she remains driven by the same work ethic she developed as a callused child dancing in China and has no plans to slow down.

On the street who looked at him with strange eyes, as if a laugh at this has been driven from their homes out of children.

Duby started as a toy project, driven by my desire to have something other than Java with which we could implement JRuby.

For a woman who claimed to be driven by a burning desire to bring democracy to Pakistan, it was a curious legacy.

I've been through some nasty hard stuff in life, stuff that has driven other people to suicide, and yet to look at me you'd never guess.

Let's take a look at a business case to see how business-driven development plays a role in solving some of the issues we mentioned earlier.

The doffer is driven by an inverter and a synchronous toothed belt which permits stepless variations of the speed.

French skipper or an English one, driven out of his course, either went to the bottom of the ocean or got back to his home port.

It is now ready to be driven. Each worker along the "assembly line" has a separate job to do. Some add parts and some tighten parts.

I'd driven out to her house one night and his Le Mans was parked in her driveway, her Christmas-tree lights blinking over his hood.

Driven by curiosity, she followed these toads and found that " this line is at least 200 meters long" .

The old Barnes was belt driven by an electric motor that appeared old enough to have been built by Tom Edison himself!

8226; Tourism development is often driven by exterior forces without adequate local participation.

For a given set of input strings should be able to judge whether the identification of the string for a given grammar driven.

Combination of fundamentals, continued to fall, driven by the external disk, cannot be immune from the domestic sugar price.

Dual-career marriages seem to be the rule, not the exception, in the money driven 1990s.

In an event-driven system, events are produced and published out on a common channel for interested subscribers to receive and react.

And suddenly, computing, that used to be an expert driven system, it was a personal system that we all owned as part of our daily lives.

The car must be parked on a level surface and shouldn't have been driven for at least an hour before you take a look.

Far from violating the laws of thermodynamics (as is often ignorantly alleged) they are relentlessly driven by them.

Driven on the kernel side. The kernel checks the device status at regular intervals to see if it has anything to say.

There was no immediate indication what would have driven 41-year-old Kellermann, who was married and had a young daughter, to kill himself.

"I was driven by a desire to get out, to be free. "

UcFs CF card in the bottom of transplant function-driven interface, the source has been commercially proven, easy-to-use.

How have I delighted as I walked to see them driven in showers about me by the wind!

He told me that his mother had been killed six days before, by having a nail driven through her throat.

It was that the lady was driven to the wall, so she murdered the boss with poison.

After we had been driven four or five miles, a raging wave struck us so furiously that it overset the boat at once.

She jumped down and discovered that the post carriage, speeding along the dark road, had driven into her slow and unlighted waggon.

She answered him in monosyllables, but he chattered away, delighted at having driven a good bargain with a man in Blackstable.

Visual Studio 2005 carries on the tradition of an easy-to-use visual design experience coupled with an event driven model.

As it understood the proposal, one of the key aspects was the demand-driven part, which a number of delegations had already picked up.

He might be driven up a wall. You should not handle your relation with him with kid gloves.

when the cows ran down the road. they looked as if they were driven by an unseen hand.

You may pick them up in utter exhaustion, if wind over the sea has driven them to a long journey.

She had been driven by a strong will to return the property to its owners, to fulfill the task she had undertaken.

She alleges she was driven to a doctor's office and an abortion was arranged for her at the behest of Casablanca.

Livia and I experienced one of those traditions on a high ridge at the edge of a cliff, in a truck driven by a man with a gleam in his eye.

But ask with faith, not doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave driven and tossed on the sea by the wind.

He came out of it realizing that there is a whole style to test-driven development that he didn't expect.

The vaults were reached by means of small, goblin-driven carts that sped along minature train tracks through the bank's underground tunnels.

You do not know at any given time what workload is be driven against your server by your users.

Instead, driven into a kind of ecstatic fugue state by the labours of His Creation, God continued to work.

Once again, the protesters seized Tahrir Square from the security services -- but this time, they would not be driven out of the area.

You may pick the birds up in utter exhaustion, if wind over the sea has driven them to a long journey.

Driven by the wind and tides, these familiar waves ride across the top of the ocean.

Certainly, some people are strongly driven by financial rewards. But the size of this group of employees is often vastly overestimated.

We are about to find out how much of it has been driven by financial alchemy.

Uranus had been driven away from his bride by his son Saturn.

Almost every week now there seems to be a report suggesting that we are all being driven crazy by the bother of email.

A business state machine is an event-driven business transaction that defines a set of states for a given part of the application.

Many of these people dislike the term KM as they see it in terms of the techno-centric, command and control driven form of KM.

The other is, when the matter of the point controverted is great, but it is driven to an overgreat subtility and obscurity.

If you run a huge (possibly dynamic or database-driven) website, it is so easy to lose track of some of your pages.

Drug dealing remains in City of God, but the men with the big guns are gone, or at least have been driven underground.

The goal managed person should not be condemned as being self-centered in his drive. He may be very strongly driven by God Himself.

But after the storm struck layoffs, unfortunately, was driven out of Larry Crow worked for more than twenty years of his store.

This massive amount of repetition of "generation" in the column by Mr. Safire ought to have already driven home the point.

In China today, the search for a partner is often not inspired by love - but driven by a stark financial calculus.

You know, if life was fair, that bus would have been driven by an unemployed Louisiana shrimp boat operator.

He said growth in public works and private consumption had been driven by the front loading of future demand.

Most of the ventures seem to be about tapping into local knowledge and driven by commercial interest.

The metadata-driven nature of the proposed architecture also allows for a great deal of flexibility.

Distribute: Distributes the message to a set of interested parties and is usually driven by the subscribers' interest profiles.

The unusual cold might have been driven at least partly by the Arctic Oscillation (AO).

He thought allocations were all performance driven.

Sure, you may only be able to be truly excellent at a few things, but the creative process is driven by disparate experiences and ideas.

One person might be driven to chronic depression, or to alcoholism, another to suicide, another to drug use leading to chronic hepatitis.

Solenoid valve driven by electromagnetic coils, voltage shocks have been relatively easy to damage.

A: You know. . . perhaps it's none of my business, but you shouldn't have driven through that stop sign.

Because the screens are smaller, such mobile traffic tends to be driven by specialty software, mostly apps, designed for a single purpose.

Jas. 1: 6 But let him ask in faith, doubting nothing, for he who doubts is like the surge of the sea, driven by the wind and tossed about.

Most people know electricity standing still is no more useful than is a stationary belt between a steam engine and a machine to be driven.

Speeds have been increased through the introduction of a servo - driven in- feed conveyor and a tray positioning system.

Any misgivings they might have felt were driven out by the sight of his cheerful face.

The big question for investors is how much of the market's rebound was driven by improving fundamentals and how much by government stimulus.

Because of the event-driven nature of JavaScript (and Node by extension), whatever you write with it is going to be very fast.

Still, the men with the big guns are gone, or at least have been driven underground. And life is returning to the streets.

Some of this year's rise may have been driven by speculative demand, he said.

In London, luxury complexes with tiny flats, gyms and easy access to urban pleasures are springing up for young and driven professionals.

Just as dotcom stocks were driven to ridiculously high levels, currencies can get out of line with economic fundamentals.

And, for that matter, a related form of bigotry has always driven the whole "local" model for local radio and newspaper coverage.

Woody's response was that an artist has to follow his own intuition, rather than obey some huckster driven by readership surveys.

s safe to say that we all like data-driven approaches, but that none of us would use a data-driven approach in every conceivable situation.

Still, the men with the big guns are gone, or at least have been driven underground. And life is returning to the streets.

Some of this year's rise may have been driven by speculative demand, he said.

In London, luxury complexes with tiny flats, gyms and easy access to urban pleasures are springing up for young and driven professionals.

Just as dotcom stocks were driven to ridiculously high levels, currencies can get out of line with economic fundamentals.

And, for that matter, a related form of bigotry has always driven the whole "local" model for local radio and newspaper coverage.

Woody's response was that an artist has to follow his own intuition, rather than obey some huckster driven by readership surveys.

He said the film had driven up tourism on the islands featured in the films but conceded locals were "probably getting a bit sick of it" .

s safe to say that we all like data-driven approaches, but that none of us would use a data-driven approach in every conceivable situation.

In a market did not achieve full competition before is often driven market research.

The ultimate choice for a man inasmuch as he is driven to transcend himself is to create or to destroy to love or to hate.

In a market did not achieve full competition before is often driven market research.

The ultimate choice for a man inasmuch as he is driven to transcend himself is to create or to destroy to love or to hate.

This step tends to be driven more by experience and judgment than by precise metrics and thus may be iterative.

Out of these efforts -- driven by the necessity to adapt to an ever-changing market -- the enterprise architecture discipline developed.

Mr Obama alluded to his hope that China's exchange rate might become more market-driven, but there was no hint of agreement.

Until now it had been widely assumed that globalisation was driven by the West and imposed on the rest.

She had been driven by an indomitable will to return the property to its rightful owners, to fulfil the task she had undertaken.

Chinese regulators, however, seem to think the issue is driven more by cultural differences rather than dishonesty.

We seem to be driven to find what we perceive as "the missing piece" in our lives as if we are flawed, or not good enough.

Forget how much less code there is, it's easier to tell what the data-driven test is testing.

An expanding shock wave traveled into the surroundings and a reverse shock was driven back in toward the remnants of the star.

Szostak is trying to construct a pathway that bridges from prebiotic chemical reactions to genetically-driven living matter.

The general view of the symposium was that science communication should be driven by events and demand.

If you think that this was a project driven by careful calculation of costs and benefits, you have been misinformed.

After having driven for a short distance, he felt guilty for his impertinence, while the boy responded to him in so polite manners.

Since then she has lived as an advocate, a traveling lecturer, a woman driven by a sense of public mission. What's the mission?

Jill and Toby were guests at the President's Palace and were driven around the city in a state limousine.

The question asked by the Japanese lady seemed to have touched the president on the raw, and it had almost driven him on the wall.

I think it's a little disconcerting that so much of the hiring seems to be driven by carmakers.

Computer hacking has always been a pursuit driven more by geeky passion than a quest for profits.

"Whereas the PRI is driven by power, the PAN tends to be driven by ideology, " says Luis Rubio, the head of CIDAC, a think-tank.

HKEC would be a performance and growth driven commercial entity allowed to make profit and distribute dividends to its shareholders.

Chen was allegedly violently mistreated by his flatmates and was later driven out of the apartment by them.

But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind.

Shown in two minutes of video as it takes laps on a race track, we get to see the car driven the way a Ferrari was meant to be driven.

She did not even exist, for his driven soul had no time to remember her.

He did not usually have to wait more than a couple of minutes before he was picked up and driven 15 miles to the big city.

For that reason, Yahweh has driven away before you many powerful nations: no one was able to stand before your presence.

If you've ever driven up to a mountain pass, you know that the higher you climb, the colder it gets.

The physical media most commonly used to implement CAN networks is a differentially driven pair of wired with common return.

Investors will also be driven by the corporate earnings season, nearing an end in the United States but heating up in Europe.

Andreas was partly responsible for turning Amazon into a very data driven culture, so I was very excited to work with him on this.

I was immediately driven home and after playing with my dog for a while, I fell onto the bed and slept until the next day.

A driven component is coupled to the door and disposed at least partially exterior of an outer face thereof.

i ' ve not been there yet , although i have driven past it a few times , and it looks like a great arena for football.

He's driven by, trying to find his way.

It was only a week ago that al-Shabab was driven out of the city, allowing aid workers to survey the scope of the unfolding catastrophe.

I was deeply attracted by his character. The first chatting with him left me a good impression that can never be driven away from my mind.

Thrun said he believed robot-driven vehicles would be deployed in war zones before they are seen in everyday civilian environments.

One of the key characteristics of dynamic routing performed by an ESB is the ability to be metadata-driven.

A prophet warned that the trouble would not be removed until the murderer of the former king Laius was driven out of the country.

It's been a tumultuous time of change for many industries, much of it driven by the Internet.

So he had made that his destination point and he had driven all night trying to find any trail of Lisa, but he had no luck, no luck at all.

Once upon a time, late at night, only the sound of keyboard percussion, only to wait for a flashing her head waves driven by mood!

The rails pass up to the top of the shaft, where they are taken over a pulley which can be driven in either direction by an electric motor.

With tput and a bit of work, you can create a full-blown, menu-driven shell script that will look great!

Just a few months earlier I had personally driven the first M-I turbine-powered tank off the line.

It has easy-to-use tabular test data syntax and utilizes the keyword-driven testing approach.

They came forward, and began to loosen the steel wires of the net from the nails that had been driven into the ground.

the driving device is small and easy to be miniaturized; and the zooming and the focusing are driven at high speed.

The shock of the sight had driven all caution out of him.

Driven into fantasy by the loss of his wife, Playfair loses himself in labs, stratagems and other elaborate ruses before love comes calling.

I am sometimes driven to wish that you and I could mount upon a cloud (as we used to fancy in those heavenly walks of ours).

Retail interest in QDII funds is being driven by an overpriced domestic stock market and a lack of investment options at home.

"Almost all the initiatives related to startups you see in the Philippines are in fact driven by a selfish ulterior motive, " he said.

This would allow you to easily swap out your simplistic XML-file based implementation for a more standard database-driven implementation.

Debtor countries will either export their way out of this crisis or be driven towards some sort of default.

Others are more like the captain, driven by an inner force to start a business and unwilling to take "no" for an answer.

Let the facts speak, If such a perpetual motion machine of the vehicle was manufactured without the use of oil can be driven on the highway.

The event-driven method provides better response time compared to that of the polling method.

For the time being, the distress-driven demand for dollars and risk-free assets is pushing down the cost of all this borrowing.

It takes a while for the oceans to warm up, and a lot of weather on land is driven by the heat of the oceans.

In a clear shot toward China, he said currencies must be market-driven, 'so no nation has an unfair advantage. '

So Three-eyes went to Two-eyes, and said, "I will go with you and see if the goat is taken proper care of, and driven where there is food. "

The two-phase commit protocol is driven by the caller's WS-AT coordinator when it is ready to commit the transaction.

Except in those cases in which a species is driven to extinction, the Earth's ability to shrug such things off is often underestimated.

Seneca asked us to think of ourselves like dogs who have been tied to a chariot driven by an unpredictable driver.

I stopped for a moment and thought about it because my wife wouldn't email me this unless something had driven her to do so.

He had driven me to a place in the desert where I would depart from his territory.

Event-driven programming is structured around the concept of decoupled relationships between event producers and event consumers.

The gravimetric hydrogen production rate exceeds that of other solar-driven thermochemical processes by more than an order of magnitude.

He said the shift was also being driven by customer demands for quicker supply times and greater customization.

But both are driven by a desire to see their country prosper from domestically developed technology.

Once there was an honest and kind-hearted fellow named Niu Lang (cowboy). He was driven out of home by his sister-in-law.

He said he thought an early entry into the data center market would be crucial to see returns from the demand being driven by the Cloud.

The policies that take us there must be up to the task: tough, smart, and driven by the core interests of the United States.

Much of China's extra output had been driven by "speculative" investment by smaller companies, he said.

Tured Mong, a pensioner, said she had driven 40 miles with her husband to bring flowers from her garden and a candle she wanted to light.

By the time I got to the office, most of the cars had filled up and driven off.

You can double-click any one of the rows in this table to see additional details about that iteration of the data-driven test.

His wife has shown her support by becoming just as conservation-driven.

Database administration is often a big part of administering a data-driven Web application.

"It's a rags-to-riches story driven to a considerable extent by his relationship and love for his father, " adds Lord Patten.

These economical, fully-heated, air aspirator driven assemblies come complete and ready to install.

Made it more beat driven all the way through and gave it more of a build up so by the time the song ends it's at a driving peak.

Huawei has sold more than 1 million units of the earlier Ideos phone, driven by sales in the U. S. and Japan, he said.

Fast-growing nations like Thailand are trying to devalue their exchange rates to bolster their export-driven economies.

In reality, Qantas has had eight crashes, all prior to the making of the film, but they were all propeller-driven planes, not jets.

In Tennessee a man must walk in front of any car driven by a woman while waving a red flag as a warning.

When a data-driven delivery completes , the number of processed notifications should equal the total number of generated notifications .

As for Adam and Eve, they were driven from the garden and they would have to labour out in the wildwith all their future generations.

The carriage is driven by a motor, which can exert on it a variable force.

It was an ungainly -looking vehicle, mounted on bicycle wheels driven by a rubber belt that connected the engine to the rear wheels.

The travel business is often driven by search queries.

Kamps said the time was right for such an exhibit, with high interest in food and cooking on television and restaurants driven by big names.

Secondly, the economic interests of individual localities driven, committed against the wind .

I decided not to drive my children, as my mother had driven me, with those corrupt old demands that they amount to something.

Event driven in this case means that the component waits for calls to its operations to know when it should take the next step.

Before lifting, the automobile is very easy to be correctly driven onto the plate of the lift.

It seemed then that the tennis age of Roger Federer was at an end, driven down by the new and irresistible force of Rafael Nadal.

The limit stop must be able to protect the pickoff if the plates are driven together with an appreciable force.

JavaScript happens to be a great fit for writing servers due to its event-driven nature.

But China's greatest need is to break its reliance upon investment and transform itself into a consumer-driven economy.

Any of various relatively small sailing or motor-driven vessels, generally with smart, graceful lines, used for pleasure cruises or racing.

There was nothing but rocks rolling, driven by the hard wind which I could feel blowing against my wings.

These may have been driven more by the need to soften the Tories' image than by his own sentiments.

Japan's generosity has historically been driven at least in part by a desire to make amends for its invasion of China in the 1930s.

The case of a harmonic oscillator driven by sinusoidally varying force is an extremely important one in many branches .

Sun Yat-sen, head of the Canton government since 1917, was driven out of his own lair by a war lord.

However, the point of the statement here was that the growth is driven by the coal fuelled boom in China, which is simply true.

Both the moving element and the driven hanger piece of the door page adopt gomphosis sliding fit with the fastening element.

It was not long before the enemy was driven out of their motherland.

I expect to see further consolidation of traditional agencies driven by the economics of this business.

Price said the story had been driven entirely by Mosley's family name and the paper's pursuit of "sexual titillation" .

The last time I saw him was at the presentation of the car. But I hadn't yet driven a Ferrari then.

Such a conclusion was not really driven by a shift in European thinking, he added, but by the reality of Russia's recent behaviour.

"The confidence got driven out of the market slightly, " he said.

GM has never said the Chevrolet Volt is a pure electric vehicle, even though its wheels are driven by electric rather than mechanical power.

With Michael Bay as the director, known for his special effects-driven movies like "The Rock" and "Pearl Harbor, " the approval was easy.

This began as a patient driven movement, true, but CCSVI is now well accepted in a significant portion of the mainstream medical community.

When the war came, they had to leave their home. They wandered from place to place, driven from pillar to post.

Costs began to pick up in 2005 and by early 2008 had doubled, driven by shortages of materials, equipment and staff.

The ship bearing Dick's cat sailed for a long time. One day the ship was driven to the shore of Barbary by a strong wind.

The difference is usually driven by ignorance of what they should be doing and how people are responding to their words and actions.

One reason you identified for this lack of information was that research is too often driven by academic competition.

Next time, I'll walk through a few of the community-driven testing plug-ins that make integration tests less painful.

The enemy troops were driven out of the fortress and the Red Army got the final victory.

A change of this kind took place in 1993 when several leading manufacturers launched software- synchronised servo-driven machines.

The two men emerged from a wooded area and said they called for a cab . They were immediately arrested and driven to jail .

The Layer Forming Transfer is driven by an AC motor through a gearbox, supplied by a frequency converter.

Paul Artisan, P. I. is a new version of an old breed -- a righter of wrongs, someone driven to get to the bottom of things.

Over the past few days, we have witnessed a startling drop in the stock market -- much of it driven by uncertainty and fear.

Then Jason, who had undermined his own brother, being himself undermined, was driven out a fugitive into the country of the Ammonites.

It was not long before the enemy was driven out of their country.

They argue against the dominant view that rape is not sexually motivated but is driven primarily by a desire to dominate and control women.

Willingham said he tried to rescue the kids but was driven back by smoke and flames.

This confrontation caused Job to be awestruck and dumbfounded, and it must also have driven him to his knees in sorrowful repentance.

It is possible to cleave to it permanently, even to be driven mad by it.

Sheet pile walls are often used in tight places. Sheet pile walls are often made of wood or sheet piles driven into the earth.

A few minutes later Weinstein picks me up in a chauffeur-driven car.

Ultimately bond yields are going to be driven by expectations about growth and inflation and not the nationality of the holder of the bonds.

On Nov. 15, a school driver had driven over what he apparently believed was just a pile of children's coats.

There was no need to be driven away by a little scandal.

The general design scheme of control system was proposed and a flow regulation value driven by stepping motor was designed.

The talented young Aussie says his car is working perfectly and he would rate the track as one of the best he has ever driven.

The second guiding principle was that the activities undertaken by the Organization were demand and Member State-driven.

The US number has been driven by restocking of inventories after the initial crisis, a process that seems to be ending.

Hannah is the sort of determined, ambitious and driven young woman who would make any parent proud.

In test-driven development automated tests should be written in the first place, in comparison to manual tests performed by team members.

As a single parent, Erica supported two households, in the country and the city, and had to be very driven, she says.