Sentence examples for latitude power from inspiring English sources

Consequently, GIC must be taken into account in mid-to-low latitude power grids as well.

"They have such an enormous latitude of powers that maybe we don't even want to think about it," said Dr. Howard Markel, a medical historian and the author of "Quarantine!" a history of New York epidemics.

Monday's supreme court hearing, which is listed for one day, will be argued by the government's top lawyer who will say that the secretary of state for work and pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, is entitled to a wide latitude of powers to devise employment schemes and has never needed to report the details of each scheme to parliament in the form of new regulations.

It gave the secretary of the Treasury czar-like powers, unlimited powers, latitude to do all kinds of things and specifically prohibited judicial review or review of any other federal administrative agency to review their actions.

Since the jet stream, which is a corridor of strong winds at upper levels of the atmosphere that generally blows from west to east across the northern mid-latitudes, is powered by the temperature difference between the Arctic and areas farther south, any alteration of that temperature difference is bound to alter the jet stream — with potentially profound implications.

The vertical and horizontal axes and the color bar respectively represent the period (second), the dipole latitude, and the power spectral density (PSD) (nT2/Hz).

While enforceability and latitude concern the power boundaries of meta-organizations, information access and fast decision making, as further attributes of arbitration governance, are decisive for establishing the boundary of competence of a meta-organization (Santos and Eisenhardt 2005).

Fig. 5 Latitude-azimuthal-speed power plot of the core surface radial component of the sub-centennial constituent.

Under western Atlantic at mid latitudes, the SV power in GRIMM has slightly shifted to higher degrees in BSN.

However, as the waves propagate to higher latitudes, significant wave power can occur at frequencies below 0.1 fce.

(As contentious as monument designations sometimes are, the courts have given Presidents wide latitude to exercise this power, and Congress has never countermanded it).