Drax's six huge, electricity-generating turbines can each meet the power needs of a city the size of Leeds.
"Whether the objective was to regulate monopoly or competition," Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., later wrote, "the method was to meet the power of business by expanding the power of government".
Lady Elgin was even invited to Topkapi Palace to meet the power behind the throne -- the sultan's mother, or Valida Sultana -- becoming the first Westerner invited to witness the opulence and mystery of the fabled harem.
Nor is there a defending champion at Turnberry with the 1994 winner, Nick Price, struggling to meet the power demands of the modern game and preferring to spend his summer with his family.
The Australian coastline has the potential to produce 171,000 megawatts of wave energy, according to Bakers Investment Group, which could meet the power needs of about 1.1 million homes if harvested effectively.
The US chip giant recently pulled out of the smartphone chip market, unable to gain traction after starting late and failing to meet the power efficiency and capability of ARM designs made by Samsung, Qualcomm, Apple and others used in billions of mobile devices world wide.
where μ is adjusted to meet the power constraint in (10).
where η is normalization factor to meet the power constraint at the eNB.
where c k is a constant to meet the power constrain P k at T k.
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries were designed to meet the power requirements of hearing aid devices (HADs).
The soil resistivity and relative dielectric constant as well as the current frequency meet the power function relation.
