These two representations and their related classical methods such as autocorrelation and/or power spectrum proved to be powerful in the analysis of stationary signals.
Rather, women may want to be powerful in ways that simultaneously enhance, rather than diminish, the power of others" (Miller 1992, 247 248).
SARASOTA, Fla .— Symbols can be powerful in spring training.
Harriet Harman said Labour would be "powerful" in opposition.
She should be powerful in a way that appeared strong through a traditional feminist lens.
A woman might be powerful in one context (say, her home) and a weakling in another (her place of employment).
Reforming an entire profession is complex, especially since teachers' unions tend to be powerful in Latin America.
The Germania (written ad 98) of Tacitus gives the first description of the Svear, or Suiones (Swedes), stated to be powerful in men, weapons, and fleets.
After all, doggedly recruiting at the factory gates is how the union movement got to be powerful in the first place.
This could be powerful in itself: Gianfranco Gorgoni's famous photographs of the "Spiral Jetty" in Artforum essentially were the "Spiral Jetty" for most people.
To be powerful in the past meant to be beyond the reach of the powerless; only a violent revolution could change that.
