Sentence examples for diffusion of power from inspiring English sources
McCain's hesitancy means that this week's strong hand for diversity and diffusion of power is Stevens.
Such a diffusion of power may be termed noncentralization.
"Dynamite is the diffusion of power," Parsons explained at the trial.
It is actually going into a diffusion of power with more centres of decision-making than ever in human civilisation.
A special issue of Metropolitan explores the diffusion of power in the city.
Washington, Turkey, the UK and the HNC all oppose a federal solution for Syria, even if some recognise that diffusion of power from Damascus may be necessary.
Architecting institutions to secure liberty by thwarting the sordid ambitions of politicians by long-headed diffusions of power among rival factions is the most challenging endeavor known to mankind.
From the available coordinated control methods for LV networks with increasing diffusion of PV power, a voltage regulation performed by an OLTC MV/LV transformer (central) plus a reactive power control in the solar inverter (local), is proposed.
Rachman thinks it should, for reasons of "diffusion of economic power around the world – combined with simple common sense".
A mere five to seven years later, however, it became clear that the 1960s, far from establishing an American hegemony, had in fact wrought a diffusion of world power and an erosion of the formerly rigid Cold War blocs.
The diffusion of political power to regional parties, combined with coalition governments at the center, has already shown signs of altering India's approach towards its neighbors, for better and for worse.
