The phrase "calculus of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the process of calculating or determining the extent of one's power or influence. It can be used in various contexts, such as political, social, or personal relationships. Example: "In order to maintain their control over the country, the politicians must constantly strategize and recalibrate their calculus of power, taking into account various factors such as public opinion and alliances with other influential figures."
Newton created a calculus of power series by showing how to differentiate, integrate, and invert them.
Since the popular revolt that toppled the president and redefined the calculus of power, Egyptians have not united behind a vision for the future, many people said Friday.
Reflecting that calculus of power on the streets, Amal Mosa, a 28-year-old computer systems worker in the Karada neighborhood of Baghdad, said, "I think Maliki and America are more powerful than JAM, but Maliki alone would be smashed by it," referring to the Mahdi Army by its Arabic acronym.
It wasn't just that Trump had spoken admiringly of Putin, and that he appeared to share his basic calculus of power, in which force is what matters, and neither the law, nor the media, nor any political norm acts as a constraint on the leader and his will.
But, like Lincoln, she understood how change is effected in society, and she used what tools she had, offering a new narrative she might say a new "vision"—that was explicitly moral and, in that sense, extra-legal: beyond the calculus of power and interest, and firmly in the realm of right and wrong.
But, like Lincoln, she understood how change is effected in society, and she used what tools she had, offering a new narrative — she might say a new "vision" — that was explicitly moral and, in that sense, extra-legal: beyond the calculus of power and interest, and firmly in the realm of right and wrong.
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Acheson replaced Kennan with Nitze during January 1950, who was much more comfortable with the calculus of military power.
In memos to the French foreign minister, he stressed a balance-of-power calculus to show that it was in France's national interest to deal a blow to its historic rival, England.
But this is the new arena of censorship in the 21st century, a world where cellphone cameras, Twitter accounts and all the trappings of the World Wide Web have changed the ancient calculus of how much power governments actually have to sequester their nations from the eyes of the world and make it difficult for their own people to gather, dissent and rebel.
Years ago, a presidential advisor cut short a New York Times reporter speaking about the "realist calculus of interest and power: 'We're an empire now," Karl Rove explained testily, "when we act, we create our own reality".
