Ialdabaoth in turn creates the material cosmos and rules it with subordinate powers who are his own imperfect offspring.
A commonly proposed solution is that the powers "flow out" from the soul's essence and that the subordinate powers of the soul are "virtually present" in the soul (see Shields 2014 for an analysis of Suárez's version of this solution; also Perler 2015).
The efficiency of fuel cells is not specific; it is a subordinate to the power density where the system operates.
And in some cases, when a man in a position of power is with a subordinate female, he might assume that nervous behavior from the woman means she is attracted to him.
The military council leading Egypt since Mr. Mubarak lost power last February has said it will keep Parliament in a subordinate role with little real power until the ratification of a constitution and the election of a president, both scheduled for completion by the end of June.
Each storyline featured a major conflict between someone in power and a subordinate, in which the lesser person took control.
I cannot suppose that the great men who framed the Constitution ever thought the time would come when a subordinate Federal court, having no power to compel a state, in its corporate capacity, to appear before it as a litigant, would yet assume to deprive a state of the right to be represented in its own courts by its regular law officer.
It was created to keep a dominant class in power and a subordinate class intact.
A host of influential politicians, as well as the country's leading newspaper, have been pushing for Mr. Toledo to take a subordinate role and give broader powers to his prime minister, Carlos Ferrero.
It covered topics such as "attempts to gain access to sensitive executive branch information" and efforts to limit a president's power to fire a subordinate official without a good cause.
History is dogged by the tragic fact that whenever individuals or countries become powerful, they apply the crude and ancient principle that might is right, and concomitantly refuse to subordinate their power to wider and higher law.
