Most pianists strive for sheer, driving power.
The principle is simple: the driving power comes from a springy sapling maybe 3.5 metres long, anchored at its base.
Indeed, apart from driving power consumption of its cores down below the one-watt level, ARM is now pushing into Intel's performance territory with multi-core designs.
Toyota, though a leader in hybrid technology, has been less than enthusiastic about all-electric cars, pointing out problems with range and driving power.
Under full acceleration, the rear motor assists the driving power of the engine to achieve advanced driving performance," according to press materials.
Naqvi is a former slam poet, and his exuberant sentences burst with the rhythms and driving power of that form while steering clear of bombast.
Tonight, for two sets, it's Ben Allison's Medicine Wheel, a lively band full of quirks and combinations led by a bassist with driving power.
From 1974 until the band went on hiatus in 2004, Mr. Ardolino's unorthodox, loose-limbed style, a mix of driving power and subtle musicality, was a key part of its appeal.
There's a rolling thunder of sound – crashing percussion, driving power chords – and the lights go up on a gallery of guitarists and drummers high above the stage (there are 26 musicians in all, including a full orchestral string section).
Half of it intimated the driving power of a Latin dance orchestra; the other half presented the experience of a jazz group whose individual soloists have something to say through harmony and motivic development.
