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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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

"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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Driven by a strong community and a rapidly growing user base, CakePHP's popularity is growing steadily.

"We are at the end of the beginning in this industry. From here, it's going to be driven by technology. "

If the savings ratio is going to jump, it is most likely to be driven by the reluctance or inability of consumers to borrow.

More than half of the students were from Asia, driven by a common desire to see the world, experience new cultures, and open their minds.

Eliminating such inequalities in the early years of life would simply create a new kind of inequality, driven by genetics.

Driven by a single-cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, four-stroke engine, this Suzuki ATV delivers an exciting time every time you take it out.

Apache FOP: Learn more about this print formatter driven by XSL formatting objects (XSL-FO) and an output independent formatter.

Much of this weakening was driven by competition from China that had been greatly helped by government subsidies and currency manipulation.

The drone is driven by an air-cooled 2-stroke 14hp piston engine fuelled by ordinary motor vehicle gasoline.

He said it aimed to expand production of copper and cobalt, two industrial metals with rising demand being driven by Chinese consumption.

Twitter, like any other site that is driven by user interaction, is exactly what you want it to be.

A gig was coming along the road; it was driven by Mr. McGregor, and beside him sat Mrs. McGregor in her best bonnet.

Ominously, Goldman Sachs economists said, the fall was driven by decreases in the components measuring sales and new orders.

First, the next jobs expansion is likely to be driven by a communications boom (see this paper I did for the Progressive Policy Institute).

And such a small toothed bar can only be a bucket motor driven by gear transmission caused by water roll.

"The decision should be driven by the desire to limit chest pain with the least invasive alternative that's practical, " Baim said.

After the most difficult year of his career Nadal himself is still driven by a simple purity of purpose.

America may be witnessing the return of an old-fashioned version of populism, driven by economic anxiety and directed at economic interests.

Professor Yoshino says one of them is driven by mercy and empathy, the ability to understand another person's feelings.

The clouds of smoke, driven by the wind, hung like a vast pall over Peking.

In the midnight, snow fell down heavily and the flakes were driven by the wind whirling in the air.

It rises again among the richest nations, where entrepreneurs tend to be driven by perceived opportunities rather than necessity.

the main washing area is turbo driven with the rubber steel made of stainless steel shaft and in-and-out table driven by chains.

It's enough to make you wonder whether anybody in the White House has driven by a gas station lately.

Noise can also be coupled to a different switch through its contact-coil capacitance if it is driven by the same coil supply.

The smart beams, with cracks driven by a pair of distributed bi-piezoelectric actuators, were analyzed dynamically.

But Mr Bernanke should be driven by his remit to support economic stability, not by the whiplash from financial markets.

Now the plot of well-made play is usually driven by secrets. Things that the audience knows, but the characters often don't know.

This book spectacularly humanises him, showing how he was driven by the great moral cause of his day: opposition to slavery.

In 1987, I might have made a decision rooted in self-confidence and driven by ambition, but I didn't.

MR. MURRAY: So you really see it very much driven by the rate of growth and the fact that there's so much more new construction?

Driven by the need for enlightenment, Dazzle was the youngest of his tribe to ever request the sacred ritual.

'Reductions in lake levels here seem to driven by reductions in rainfall rather than increased evaporation.

But it said the modest recovery was driven by restocking, the car scrappage scheme and the anticipated value added tax increase.

And yet most VCs are driven by consensus, not just within their firms, but within the VC community.

However, in her speech, MI5 director Mannigham- Buller said extremists are driven by what he "a sense of grievance and injustice. "

The actual process of job submission is driven by a very small number of machine physicists, and irregularities are to be expected.

It is in a constant state of evolution driven by the quest for value creation, technological advances, and product and process development.

Travelers encountered blowing and drifting snow, driven by wind gusts up to 35 mph. , the Department of Public Safety said in an advisory.

Machine tool feed system is usually driven by AC servo motor ball screw feed drive to achieve, to simplify the structure.

The advantage of this style is that the airscrew driven by the tail-settled engine would not disturb the sight of the reconnaissance system.

Driven by the trend of international lifelong learning views, the lifelong learning concept of Taiwan has gradually come into being.

Residential investment, which is driven by new housing starts, makes up a large chunk of the volatile bit of the economy.

PC makers' interest in Android is partly driven by the desire to maximize income on netbooks, which usually sell for less than $500.

"We're an innovative company driven by the business needs of customers, " he said.

Growth was driven by an increase in investment and inventory re-building, which suggests strengthening domestic demand.

The long-term direction of equity markets is driven by the outlook for the economic cycle.

Instead, it's driven by an extraordinary new ability to lower the costs of goods and services close to zero.

Now, understandably many of these products are not so much Designed as driven by engineering requirements, cost, and short timelines.

This investment of precious party resources was driven by worldlier motives than just a zeal for technology.

From there, driven by an immeasurable passion and desire, LeBron began his quest to become the best basketball player ever.

Terrestrial weather is driven by the sun's radiation as it heats the earth's atmosphere, oceans and landmasses.

Unlike stocks, which are priced off corporate earnings, oil is usually driven by supply-and-demand dynamics.

We are, or at least we should be, on the cusp of an energy transformation, driven by the rapidly falling cost of solar power.

Everything we do is driven by a love of plants and a desire to provide top quality service.

Innovation never takes place in a vacuum -- it is driven by often acute external challenges.

So far, our design for the timesheet application has been driven by technology and a requirements change.

Some mix of these initiatives could be encouraged (though preferably not driven) by the Financial Services Authority.

Through marketing channel control, the company has boosted its sales from rising demand driven by advertising and prescription promotion.

Meanwhile, the country's rocketing steel production capacity is driven by overseas investment, he said.

The main reason for this situation lies in improper benefits driven by the company management.

The surface study of polymer thin film is driven by the development of next generation of microelectronic devices and biomaterials.

The price you pay for a ticket is driven by a number of variables: competition, types of passengers, the route and operating costs.

One of the most exciting Russian stories is the growth of the domestic consumer, driven by a new-found confidence within the country.

Many supporters of the 1986 Tax Act say that reform was driven by a desire to improve the fairness of the federal income tax system .

The first small crane appeared. It was driven by hand , but it needed to be fixed on the balcony. Now it have been sifted out .

The experiment result of a high voltage pseudospark discharge driven by a pulse line accelerator is presented.

That theme, which is driven by his personal narrative, has carried over into the White House.

When activated, driven by the axis high-speed rotating impeller, between the blades with the liquid must also be turning.

As the engine cooling water pump driven by the engine, so only the flow of cooling water of the same speed.

But Beijing is driven by its own strategic imperatives in dealing with its old ally, said Cai Jian of Fudan University in Shanghai.

Inthe moment, thinking about the consequences of an action driven by anger canhelp stop you from going too far, he said.

She continued to experiment and lecture until her death of leukemia in 1934, driven by the memory of the man she loved.

A pulse tube refrigerator driven by a traveling wave thermoacoustic prime engine has no moving parts.

GE's ultra-cheap electrocardiogram, for instance, is driven by a state-of-the-art algorithm.

Nonetheless, Mr Lennon added that prices were likely to be driven by concerns over the eurozone debt crisis in the short term.

Their trade disputes are mostly driven by domestic special interests, and the latest piece of cross-Pacific pugilism is no exception.

In principle, prices can jump suddenly and randomly from one equilibrium to another as if driven by sunspots.

"And that growth is going to be in large part driven by Asia. "

The advantage of this layout is that the propeller driven by the tail-mounted engine would not disturb the sight of reconnaissance system.

I was driven by an urge to revisit my childhood and youth, to understand my past.

Driven by vibrant curiosity, Kandel's personal quest to understand memory is threaded throughout this absorbing history.

Chartered 's performance so far this year has been driven by its wholesale banking division, which accounts for around half of its business.

This was partly driven by rumors that the RBA was in the market selling Aussie, suggesting 0. 96 is the Bank's tolerance level.

starts, starts, the impeller shaft driven by the high-speed rolling, the liquid between the blades is also necessary to follow the scroll.

Driven by curiosity, he opened that wooden box and found surprisedly that all were her mother's old photos.

But unlike the U. S. , where the impetus has been a backlash against fast food, the movement in China has been driven by fear.

Both camps seem to ignore that history is a dynamic process driven by contradictions.

The number of packets in the retransmission queue is fundamentally driven by the bandwidth delay product (BDP) between the two hosts.

This cult of fun is driven by three of the most popular management fades of the moment: empowerment, engagement and creativity.

H-shares are prone to surges from international investors driven by a desire to own the biggest emerging market, at (almost) any price.

But a more important factor fuelling this asset bubble is the weakness of the US dollar, driven by the mother of all carry trades.

For the space manipulator with an attitude-controlled base, the parameters of the adaptive control is generally driven by tracking errors.

At one point, a black car driven by a man in military fatigues crashed into a produce truck carrying eggplants.

Mr Mack was the investment banker's investment banker: a charismatic former bond salesman driven by instinct as well as analysis.

Analysts said the plunge was driven by shifts in asset allocation by the large money market funds, which hold $2, 700bn in assets.

In the run-up to the financial crisis, bank revenues and profits were driven by reckless trading and dubious lending.

But that newfound spending isn't enough to alter the balance of power in an economy that is still primarily driven by investment.

Apart from a dip in February driven by the Chinese New Year holiday trade data for China have been very strong since the start of the year.

One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven by some demon whom one can neither resist or [sic] understand.

For 50 years, the European project has been driven by an internal imperative: to break down barriers and consolidate peace.

started, started, Impeller Driven by high-speed rotation axis, between the leaves must also be with the rotating liquid.

It would have sufficed in the earlier years to have thought of business being driven by pure play pay and benefits.

Driven by a passion to create, he never created the same thing twice.

So you get into a bad equilibrium driven by the public debt problem.

The result of experimentation shows that the liquid can be driven by the pump.

Zhao Qi Guang, a spokesperson for the company, on Tuesday said that the offer was driven by purely commercial reasons.

The better-than-expected results were mainly driven by expanding exports to China, Australia's biggest trading partner.

Analysts believe the company's travel services will keep growing, driven by increasing inbound and domestic tour demand.

The film, as a popular form of mass culture, driven by profit per suit, becomes an entertainment and consumption fashion.

All of the ports with APDs work on the time division and cooperate with a logic discriminating and deciding unit driven by the clock signal.

But over the next two decades Islamic banking prospered, driven by a revival of faith following the Iranian revolution in 1979.

Driven by the power of its citizens, Egypt's upheaval could lead to a transformation as benign as those in eastern Europe.

The gains have been largely driven by smaller stocks, those considered higher-risk or likely to be acquired.

Similar to a wind turbine, many tidal stream generators rotate underwater and is driven by the swiftly moving dense water.

It is in these creative performance, driven by the liberated areas to the public deepening of the Enlightenment Literature.

"Major PC replacement demand driven by Windows 7 will become more apparent in the second half of 2010 and the beginning of 2011, " she said.

Analysts say the rebound has largely been driven by an unprecedented government-led expansion of bank lending.

"Growth will be driven by Asia, not only China but India as well, " he said.

It said the increase is driven by the higher prices for coffee beans.

As the influence of these funds grows, they face criticism that their investments are driven by political agendas.

The garden gnome flew over a car driven by a husband who turned "arrogant and heartless. "

It was driven by the agricultural organizations, and environmental organizations coming together. It was not government-driven.

American prosperity has always been driven by the steady supply of abundant, affordable energy.

As you can see, WSIF's API is driven by the abstract service description in WSDL; it is completely divorced from the actual binding used.

But for drugs that are not driven by the market and are needed by the poor, open source is an advantage.

The allies - mainly driven by France - wanted to ensure Germany would not be capable of war for many years.

Its growth began to slow in 2007, well before exports stumbled, driven by a collapse in the property market and construction.

The OECD also said in its report that past growth in Britain had been unsustainable and driven by a credit boom.

if you came back you would follow the old pattern, and sorrow would pursue you as a cloud is driven by the wind.

Every spindle is driven by a AC motor individually powered by an individual inverter.

Being able to animate a character and convey that the character is alive, truly thinking and driven by something.

A new ecosystem is emerging, driven by user delight with a more decentralized, user-centric mobile application ecosystem.

It is important to me that the Cloud Security Alliance's recommendations are being driven by leading practitioners.

Mr Geffen says the spike was mainly driven by an increase in the price of food, and pork in particular.

Harrington Group sells half size replicas of classic luxury cars that can be driven by children over the age of 6 and small adults .

Like the base metals of copper, aluminium, zinc and nickel, speciality metals are driven by industrial activity.

The competition and cooperation among interest subjects is a behavioral relations driven by interests, and is seen as a attribute of man.

Unlike other property busts, this downturn has not been driven by speculative overbuilding but by investors' overenthusiasm.

Angiogenesis is driven by a balance between different positive and negative effector molecules influencing the growth rate of capillaries.

In these devices, one of the shafts is typically driven by a motor or pulley, and the other shaft is driving another device.

Any of various winged vehicles capable of flight, generally heavier than air and driven by jet engines or propellers.

But they might not have much effect because China's property market is mostly driven by local buyers and local developers, he said.

Examples of misconduct and plagiarism driven by the push to publish have influenced how the worldwide community views Chinese science.

Initially, the paradox was thought to be driven by the postulated major action of grape polyphenols in inhibiting LDL oxidation.

McKinsey says the world is at the start of another potentially enormous wave of capital investment, driven by the emerging markets.

And, he argues, both technological and scientific progress are driven by humans looking for a means to an end they have already defined.

The Russian is shown on a skateboard, clinging onto the front of a car driven by Steven Gerrard.

Jeff Weinstein, editor-in-chief of trade publication Hotels, says Marriott's move is driven by the gloomy state of the industry.

This can be drawn, the occurrence of political reform in Vietnam is driven by the crisis-driven and interests of the common effects.

The cooling system of reverse bootstrap air cycle driven by powered turbine can be used for cooling the avionics pods.

The fluorescent lamps driven by electronic ballasts do not produce stroboscopic effects.

Mobile cloud computing is an emerging market driven by the popularity and increasing proliferation of smartphones and tablet computers.

ABS's mantra is "every manager, one at a time" , meaning that its portfolios are not driven by asset allocation decisions.

Driven by the sense of respecting Confucian, step by step , they approached for controversy.

Static testing of the use case can be driven by a checklist, and levels of scrutiny should involve testers.

The design of the environmental clean car is mainly used in motor-driven rather than driven by human power, can save manpower and resources.

But it must be clear which opinions come from detailed knowledge and training, and which may be driven by other agendas.

Mark and Sandra held hands tightly as they were driven by friends up the San Diego Freeway.

Now the economy must be driven by net trade, with private investment pitching in as well.

And I wanted this film to be driven by emotions, and really to follow my journey.

Western Australia's economy is largely driven by extraction and processing of a diverse range of mineral and petroleum commodities.

Driven by the meta data characteristics of each category, tools will be used to access and prepare the data within each category.

Outside clubby Japan and Australia , Asian loan markets have tended to be driven by transactions, rather than relationships .

For example, the workflow within a business process is often driven by decisions.

The exodus into the private sector has been driven by an explosion in intelligence contracting.

Another one is in the commercial pop culture, expressed by the scene of frantic audience driven by the non-observable singer.

An electric generator is usually driven by a steam turbine, and this is how most electricity is produced today.

She ran into the parking lot where she got into a car driven by a neighbor. Bensley beat on the car before it sped away, Heyse said.

Russia has lurched into reverse after 10 years of uninterrupted growth driven by revenue from oil, gas, metals and consumer spending.

Until now, co-operation between Chinese and foreign firms has been driven by western firms trying to do more business in China.

Our innovative products and market leadership positions are driven by people with a passion for making a difference.

The research also showed that much of the dissatisfaction was driven by a fall in the perceived reputation of the organisation in question.

You don't need lots of stuff and relationships so driven by drama that you often wish just to be left alone in silence.

But the latest rush is driven by ever-higher expectations of the amounts of money Chinese parents will pay to educate their children.

Does China's state-led capitalism, driven by a hunger for resources and a need to export low-cost production, pose a "neocolonial" threat?

The desire for a vaccine is driven by the belief that it is the only thing that can stop the epidemic.

At this time, there were a few "horseless carriages" on the roads, but most of them were driven by electricity or steam.