Sentence examples for of full power from inspiring English sources

He backed the throttle until the engine revolutions stood at 75percentt of full power.

The death of Clavering in 1777 put Hastings once again in possession of full power, although Francis's opposition dragged on for another three years.

He, like many Iraqis, said the return of full power would be one major test of trust toward the Americans, that they will fulfill their promises to return safety and services to Iraq.

It took two tries to ignite them; this, combined with the error in pitch and a lack of full power attributed to low fuel, caused him to overshoot the target.

The first light to hit must deliver only about 1% of full power.

Full power was never used for either wavelength and was 5%% or less of full power.

The Liberal-Courtier coalition's cabinet, formed upon Pedro II's assumption of full powers, convoked national elections for seats in the legislature convene in 1842.

Mr. Copps said in his statement that "in a country now nearly one third minority, it is shocking, and I think embarrassing, that people of color own barely more than 3 percent of full-power commercial television stations".

D'Amato both indulged him as a lawless teen and disciplined him as a fighter, and he inculcated in him the D'Amato doctrine, a way of transforming anger into a relentless attack, in which speed and strength — a hail of full-power punches — drive through an opponent's defenses.

"Throughout the F.C.C.'s rule-making process to create a new low-power FM service, we have cited LPFM's potential interference to the services of full-power stations, including vital radio reading services for the blind," said a joint statement issued by Kevin Klose, the president of National Public Radio, and Ben Martin, president of the International Association of Audio Information Services.

For 50% power usage, the data rate performance is still 95% of full-power data rate performance.