Sentence examples for much larger power from inspiring English sources

The buildings were pawns in a much larger power play, according to Karen Trapenberg Frick, assistant director of the University of California Transportation Research Center.

As part of the proposal, the power authority has agreed to pay to remove a large coal chute next to the site of the new plants -- where a much larger power plant already exists.

Mr. Ghani's national support is hard to gauge — one recent poll put it at just 4percentt — and he probably remains an outsider in the race, trailing Mr. Karzai and his main challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, both of whom have much larger power bases.

The proposed method can also be applied into a much larger power system, NPCC, containing many inter-area oscillation modes.

The DAC is implemented using silicon germanium (SiGe) BiCMOS 130 nm technology and achieves a better than 21.96 dBc SFDR across the Nyquist band for a sampling rate of 500 MS/s with a core size of 0.1 mm2 and dissipates just 4 mW compared to other BiCMOS DACs that achieve similar SFDR performance with higher output voltages, resulting in a much larger power dissipation.

As if Seoul did not already have the constant headache produced by its erratic neighbor, it is also glumly aware that it lies at the intersection of where four much larger powers have declared strategic interests, namely, China, Japan, Russia and the United States.

As early as the 1960s, the power stations' operating hours were decreased due to the opening of the much larger Blyth power station in Northumberland.

While these two old power plants are scheduled to close by early 2017, two new and much larger coal power plants totaling 1,870 MW opened in the port in 2015.

Despite living in the shadow of a much larger nuclear power that claims ultimate sovereignty over their island, the Taiwanese run their own affairs.

Like their compatriots in California, they say that the effort to redraw Congressional boundaries in the Republicans' favor is part of a much larger national power grab that began with the impeachment of President Clinton, continued with the disputed Florida vote in the 2000 presidential election and is seeing its nadir in the effort to oust Gov. Gray Davis of California.

Attribute grammars extend context-free grammars by attributes and semantic rules and provide a much larger expressive power.