Sentence examples for dissipation of power from inspiring English sources

Under him there was a gradual dissipation of power from Moscow to the provinces.

The electric currents induced in the object (although it is electrically isolated from the source of the field) bring about dissipation of power in the form of heat.

"There is a lot you can gain from doing much of the initial work in analog," avoiding the dissipation of power that occurs in digital number crunching, where each of millions of elements handles part of the computation.

Merriam discussed how power comes into being, how it becomes "authority" (which he equated with power), the techniques of power holders, the defenses of those over whom power is wielded, and the dissipation of power.

Blockchains were supposed to turn Ceglowski's truism on its head, to technology dissipates power, and maybe they yet will — but right now blockchains are mostly overhyped money, and while their permissionlessness is a genuine dissipation of power, their "meet the new oligarchs, same as the old oligarchs" concentration of crypto wealth is anything but.

For the right slope of NEP curves, we do not have this limitation due to amplifier noise; here, the improvement is due to a slight decrease in the overheating related to the dissipation of power in a leakage resistance.

A buck-boost DC DC switching converter is used to match the impedance of PZT and so as to obtain the maximum energy from the harvester, and a wake-up circuit is designed to reduce the power dissipation of the power management circuit itself.

Then the power system achieves a faster dissipation of unbalanced power.

A DC-link-connected electronic power switch or braking DC chopper controls dissipation of this power as heat in a set of resistors.

Furthermore, the composite presents a superior performance in heat dissipation of high power devices and has a stable performance in thermal cycling test.

But Obama was never ready to spend the political capital required for thoroughgoing recasting of U.S. foreign policy; consequently, the dissipation of American power (hard and soft) evident under George W. Bush has accelerated under Obama.