Sentence examples for distinctly powerful from inspiring English sources

Deutsch, who has never held a job, is essentially the founding father of quantum computing, a field that devises distinctly powerful computers based on the branch of physics known as quantum mechanics.

DU is used by the military for the production of distinctly powerful projectiles (e.g., bullets/penetrators, missile nose cones) and also as a protective armor for tanks.

Here, the combination procedure can be distinctly more powerful than pooling: there is hardly any difference in power when the standard deviation is the same in both phases.

The overall conclusion is therefore that phase field modelling is distinctly more powerful when applied in 3D space.

There is also powerful evidence of some distinctly malign signalling in the jobs market, based on something, unlike education, that the candidate cannot even influence.

Sony's specifications appeared to render the Dreamcast obsolete months before its U.S. launch, although reports later emerged that the PlayStation 2 was not as powerful as expected and distinctly difficult to program games for.

The distinctly dark "House of Cards," on Netflix, serves up powerful people doing bad things, while "Scandal," on ABC, provides powerful people doing bad things in what they believe are in the service of good things.

Fusion power and fire are distinctly different.

Some of the most effective brands today are creating powerful, emotional bonds with customers on the basis of distinctly anti-commercial values.

Now, confirming that she's cornered the market when it comes to unassuming but distinctly dangerous, creepy female protagonists, Lane's new novel, Her, is a powerful follow-up.

These powerful words were shared by my father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr and are distinctly relevant to where humanity finds ourselves today.