Not necessarily.
A need is something an individual requires to survive or to be happy.
A need can be ignored to a certain point. A need for food, water, warmth and shelter are the basic needs, but a human can have a need also for acceptance, self - expression and comfort among other things.
A drive is a feeling, a strong emotion to act, often biochemically induced.
for example a mating drive is hormonally induced and it makes the individual to think, want and act on mating. Nothing cannot much interfere if the drive is strong.
Many animals have the drive to migrate. Humans can have many kinds of drives, most based on the basic surviving; to work, to provide for the family, to succeed.
When a person lacks all drives, he is usually called depressed. A drive is almost a synonym to motivation for humans.
BUT, are needs always positively corellated with drives? Not always. Sometimes a drive cannot fill a need, a drive tries to fill a need, but circumstances may prevent the success.
Also, if a person is depressed, a drive does not start even if the individual is in need (of something).
Also a result of a drive is not always positive one. Some drive to kill, only to realize one kill was not enough and they want more. In situations like this a drive creates a need and thus is a negative influence on the need.
Humans do this very often and create a visious loop of drive feeding the need, long after the actual physical need is filled. Overeating for exmple.
Consumer needs are what drives a demand for products.
Positively to be able to sucessfully transfer information without the help of the internet. I'm not really aware of any negatives?
Drives - I assume you are referring to Variable frequency Drives. The drives are useful when a motor needs to rotate at different speeds when in operation with out stopping it.
it needs at least for gb of drives
what drives edward to "live" on, im not quite understading you're question, but he lves Bella and he needs her.
Yes, anyone that drives a car needs to be insured
motivation
A moving car can become positively charged through processes like friction, which can cause the transfer of electrons between the car and another object. For example, when the car drives on the road, friction between the tires and the ground can result in the car gaining a positive charge if electrons are transferred from the road to the car.
It depends on your needs, but internal drives will be cheaper and more reliable.
Secondary motives are based on learned needs, drives and fears. They're motives we learned to need.
Loving is all part of our human nature. We all have drives and to love or be loved is one of these drives. That can help us to reproduce or to help us build up our socail needs.
Human biological needs and drives, such as the need for food, shelter, and social interaction, have influenced the development of culture as a way for people to satisfy these needs. For example, the need for social interaction led to the development of language and communication, which in turn shaped cultural norms and practices. Culture, in turn, helps humans navigate and adapt to their environment in a way that fulfills their biological needs.