Sentence examples for only remaining power from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, contrary to standard conductors, SCTL do not have any resistive losses, therefore the only remaining power loss is due to the cooling system that is needed to keep the superconductor at its cryogenic operating temperature.

That the only remaining power move you have to play is a desk chair and a special wadded pad to go along the edge of your keyboard to slightly lift your wrists.

All of the above studies solve the problem of energy conservation, but the majority of power-saving mechanisms are based only on the remaining power which cannot be used to establish the best route between source and destination nodes.

As the only remaining super power, I believe we have a moral duty to provide assistance to the most marginalized and invisible of vulnerable people groups, and only when simple assistance is proven to produce immediate results.

Any change in Iraq policy has to begin with the understanding that the original one failed, and that America's remaining power can only be used to limit the damage.

America is involved in the world and as the only remaining super-power we must continue to be.

And, of course, the ruling coalition of Sinn Féin and the DUP can only remain in power with the consent of the other.

"We cannot accept the last act of Nelson Mandela to be kidnapped by a small group of people and the president, who wants to only remain in power for himself," he said.

As Kevin Drum notes, destroying unions removes the only remaining counterbalance to corporate power.

"We regard his excellency, the honorable President Robert Mugabe, as the only remaining visible pan-Africanist in power since the murder of Libyan President Colonel Muammar Gaddafi," says Kweli. "Tens of thousands of young Zimbabweans have so far registered in order to vote for President Mugabe in the coming elections.

"We regard his Excellency, the Honourable President Robert Mugabe, as the only remaining visible Pan-Africanist in power since the murder of Libyan President, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi," says Kweli. "Tens of thousands of young Zimbabweans have so far registered in order to vote for President Mugabe in the coming elections.