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

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

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 2CV had a design brief to be able to be driven at speed over a ploughed field.

John's out of his tree! He's just driven at a speed of80 miles an hour!

The belt is driven at a reduced rotational speed to that achievable hitherto, and thus there is reduced wear on the belt.

Volkswagen intention is to work only with staff who are highly-motivated and performance-driven at its plant in Poland.

Simultaneous operation of the three motions hoisting, luffing and slewing can be driven at full speed and SWL.

Workflow mining extracts information from event logs to capture workflow models but it is almost activity-driven at the present time.

At times, he had driven at what felt like alarming speeds over the high snowy peaks towards Tuva.

There has also been progress in scaling up the size of LEDs, so that they can be driven at higher currents and generate more light.

It can then be driven at up to 65mph and will comfortably fit in a standard size garage.

The ram moves faster because inverter motor driven at higher r. p. m. increases oil flow from pump.

With triax cable, the inner shield can be driven at guard potential in order to reduce cable leakage and minimize circuit rise times.

The tab contains a toothed wheel which is driven at a high angular velocity by the impinging airstreams.

But it is also his style, which manages to be casual and driven at the same time.

A typical stepper motor driven at 500 pps turns at 150 rpm.

Post Grouting for Hand Dug Piles with the Pipe Driven at the Pile End