Sentence examples for power arises from from inspiring English sources
It established directly a fact that is at the basis of stellar astronomy, that the Sun's power arises from nuclear-fusion reactions at its center.
Joseph's power arises from his beauty, which he complicates by withholding — he hides it behind long hair, he moves slowly, he accepts everybody but seeks nobody out.
Therefore, the heating power arises from the energy dissipated in the reversible process of relaxation of the magnetic moments to their equilibrium orientation once the magnetic field is removed.
This power arises from the fact that resampling from a larger number of alleles with significant variance in effect is more likely to exceed the observed phenotypic difference.
By the same (somewhat flattering) measure, which adjusts for the greater purchasing power arising from lower prices, Poland now has Europe's sixth-biggest economy.Foreign investors like what they see.
The shifting balance of power arising from China's ascendancy as an economic power results in the enlargement of its national interests now including its maritime interests.
Previous studies may have failed to detect such subtle trends due to a lack of statistical power arising from small sample sizes.
Challenges in the neuroimaging genetics field, including limitations of statistical power arising from small effect sizes and the overuse of cross-sectional designs, are also discussed.
The Cabalistic tracts, most of which were really medieval in origin, were closely associated with mystical contemplation but also with magical power arising from use of divine names derived from Scripture by secret techniques of manipulating the text.
Bourdieu would reference this outcome in terms dispossession, which is the inability to directly speak back to power arising from being dispossessed of capital and authorised discourses (Bourdieu 1991).
Expressions are obtained for the contributions to the total acoustic power arising from the propagating portion of the vibratory response and the non-propagating or flexural near field portion of the vibratory response, separately.
