He hits the ball with fearsome power, a consequence of possibly the fastest hands in the game.
Waning demand for power, a consequence of China's slowing economy, and the difficulty of transmitting electricity from remote regions such as Yunnan to the rest of the country, means many believe large-scale dams no longer make financial sense.
While Turkey's rise does indeed reflect internal developments in that country, its growing influence mirrors the ebb of American power, a consequence of the catastrophic policies Washington has followed in the Middle East and Central Asia.
The lack of a negative in most virus genomes likely reflects lack of statistical power, a consequence of the small genomes of viruses.
For someone so often lambasted as a control freak, Tony Blair has presided over a huge devolution of power, the consequences of which - local government electoral reform, a possible Plaid-Conservative government, even possible Scottish independence - spiral ever-further from his original intentions.
We have to talk to our kids about the power and consequences of our online behavior.
We are up against the paradox of power that feminism lays bare like nothing else: the worst exercise of human power is the consequence of mankind's impotence.
Although the US constitution does not explicitly grant presidents the power to recognise foreign governments, it is generally accepted that they have this power as a consequence of their constitutional authority to send and receive ambassadors, and presidents have successfully claimed exclusive authority to decide which foreign governments will be recognised.
A power analysis was conducted to assess whether the developmental effects were due to a lack of statistical power as a consequence of the slightly smaller size of the child groups.
A minimum net resistant power theorem, direct consequence of the classical maximum intrinsic dissipation theorem of plasticity theory, is envisioned which describes the material behavior by determining the plastic flow mechanism (if any) corresponding to a given stress/hardening state.
