Sentence examples for efficacy of power from inspiring English sources

The efficacy of power ultrasound of 20 kHz in enhancing the volumetric mass transfer coefficient was investigated in this study.

This manuscript details a randomized controlled study designed to test the efficacy of power posing (i.e., briefly holding postures associated with dominance and power) as an augmentative strategy for exposure therapy for social anxiety disorder (SAD).

It is clearly worth performing such an analysis, given that the efficacy of power-balance selection over its counterpart comes from the HPA nonlinearity.

Barak believes too readily in the efficacy of air power and in the ability of elite ground units to rapidly seize and hold land.

Hollywood's faith in the primary efficacy of star power has presumably taken another little knock.

On the other hand, centrists like Will Marshall, president of the Progressive Policy Institute, are skeptical about the efficacy of soft power in this case.

It was the action of a half-believer, the sort of thing done by someone who doesn't so much believe in God – but rather believes in the efficacy of human power exercised on God's behalf, as if God needed his help.

What none of the contributors to this volume mention, however, is that the efficacy of air power in the Balkans led inexorably to the delusive belief that it would be a simple matter to wage war in Iraq.

It's worth noting that, in the same period, stabbings have fallen by a third and shootings by 40percentt, hardly testament to the efficacy of the power.

Interventions by Western powers anywhere, but particularly in predominantly Muslim countries, are automatically viewed nowadays as a slippery slope and perhaps even hopelessly nostalgic for the efficacy of imperial power.

The "autonomy of the political" can turn into a pernicious theory if, overestimating the institution and the efficacy of state power, it denies the material origin and legitimacy of the foundation of the political.