Systems of possibility for suggesting and labeling truth and falsity – carried in the text's behind-the-back rules for producing 'logical' assertions – make these entities potent sources of power.
To the extent the Occupy Wall Street protests are working, it's because they do the same thing, focusing attention on a different entity of tremendous power which the mass of Americans resent and fear: the financial industry.
Figure 1 shows the thermal entities of a general power cycle in an application with relatively low temperature difference between source and sink.
He emphasized the central importance of his god, the wise Ahura, by portraying him with an escort of entities, the powers of all the other gods, in an array against the forces of evil.
According to this view, to have power in relation to others is to have power in relation to other entities with some degree of power.
Older historians such as Lumby, in contrast, take the view that the princely states could not have survived as independent entities after the transfer of power, and that their demise was inevitable.
The Polish magnates further promoted her marriage to Jogaila in order to produce a union of territories larger than the former one with Hungary, and this new entity altered the balance of power in central Europe.
"There's going to be a pretty heavy lobby from the pharma community" against the deal, he said, because Express Scripts and Medco would be creating "an entity with a lot of power in the supply chain".
They are fetishes, totems, symbols of power, living entities to which we accord a mysterious authority.
One measure would restructure the boards of the two entities that oversee the distribution of power, the California Independent System Operator and the Power Exchange.
