Sentence examples for by the same power from inspiring English sources

The propulsion and lift systems can be driven by the same power plant or by separate units.

Substituting (7) into (12), and equating the coefficient of the terms by the same power in p, we have (13).

Finally, we characterize the corresponding network subclass, in which both min-max fairness and max-min fairness are achievable by the same power allocation.

Thus Joseph Priestley described the lightly-governed American colonies as nevertheless in a condition of servitude because "by the same power, by which the people of England can compel them to pay one penny, they may compel them to pay the last penny they have" (1769, 140).

When the duration of the first step was long enough, the growth of co-continuous domains formed after the second jump was well described by the same power function as that found for the corresponding single-step jump if the phase-separation time was shifted; this feature was confirmed for different first-step temperatures.

His microphone was controlled by the same power circuit he had just shut down.

Letting old wounds spill over into new relationships, whether by reliving the same power struggles over and over again or by looking at your wonderful new partner with a skeptical eye, is one of the fastest ways you can either pick the wrong guy or sabotage a budding relationship with the right one.

By using the same power calculations, 23 patients in each group would provide adequate power to show as little as a 45% difference in proportions with co-infection between the two groups.

"If we keep being dominated by the same powers, we will keep having the same results, people richer than in the United States and poorer than in Africa," he said.

What's clear is that Isis and its monstrosities won't be defeated by the same powers that brought it to Iraq and Syria in the first place, or whose open and covert war-making has fostered it in the years since.

Pei (1992) shows that the extinction curves in the Magellanic Clouds are also explained by the same power-law grain size distribution (i.e., ∝ a−3 5) with different abundance ratios between the silicate and graphite.