Sentence examples for frontier power from inspiring English sources

Solar cell: Maximum power output: 40kW (Solar Frontier) Power conditioner: Rated power output: 40kW (10kW×4) (Sanyo Denki Co., Ltd).

Solar cell: Maximum power output: 40kW (Solar Frontier) Power conditioner: Rated power output: 40kW (10kW×4) (Sanyo Denki Co., Ltd.) Storage battery capacity: 96kWh (Automotive Energy Supply Corporation Gridd management unit: Rated power output: 200kW (Sanyo Denki Co., Ltd.) EV charging equipment: Quick charger: 3 (50kW×3) Regular charger:4 (3.3kW×14).

He followed "The Making of the Middle Ages" with important studies of St. Anselm and Robert Grosseteste, towering figures of the medieval world and scholar-bishops who greatly influenced their times while simultaneously immersing themselves in contemporary politics, quarreling endlessly with kings and popes over the frontiers of power between church and state.

The region was on the frontier of Norman power and the lordship was intended to protect central Yorkshire against potential Danish raids across the North Sea.

All this is obvious even to the untrained eye, yet, in two consecutive All England Club finals, Federer has been dragged to the furthest frontier of his powers.

Just two weeks ago, President Bush added SARS to the list of diseases that federal officials may use to stop an immigrant at a frontier or, under powers to regulate interstate commerce, a citizen at a state border.

Methods of compulsion against recalcitrant states would include severe measures, such as "blockading and closing the frontiers of that power to commerce or intercourse with any part of the world and to use any force that may be necessary..."....

Nadella said: "As an industry, we are on the cusp of a new frontier that pairs the power of natural human language with advanced machine intelligence".

Based on Google's initial tip of the hand regarding "Android Wear," they may view the wrist as a new interaction frontier to extend the power of its anticipatory computing service, Google Now.

No less troubling, he feared that if America did not firmly establish its ties to the settlers in these frontier lands, then European powers would colonize the West.

In the long series of wars between the two powers, the frontier in upper Mesopotamia remained more or less constant.