Sentence examples for power elicited from inspiring English sources
It opened with Mussorgsky's "Nursery," a song cycle set to texts by the composer that draw on archetypal childhood emotions including fear, shame and the conflicting feelings of compassion and power elicited by animals.
To measure magnetic spectral power elicited by finger movements, accumulated spectrograms from 100 trials for the left finger and 100 trials for the right finger were computed separately.
Interestingly, the gamma power elicited by speech revealed a tendency to be differentially modulated by the patient's knowledge of the language.
VO2max data used in our comparative sample were from measurements reported explicitly as VO2max, from the maximum reported aerobic power elicited during treadmill exercise studies, or, for three large varanid lizards, estimated as five times the field metabolic rate [51] measured in active, free-ranging animals.
Preliminary electrode sites used for time-by-frequency plots were selected on the basis of previous findings of maximal local gamma power elicited by object identification paradigms; parietal for induced GBA ([21], [22], [52]) and occipital for evoked GBA ([52], [53], [54], [55]).
To determine whether power elicited by verbal stimuli differed significantly from power elicited by spatial and grating stimuli, we conducted a topographic analysis, as shown in Figures 4a and 4b.
According to the English writer Virginia Woolf, who took for granted that Tolstoy was "the greatest of all novelists," these observational powers elicited a kind of fear in readers, who "wish to escape from the gaze which Tolstoy fixes on us".
Each male had one or more guardian spirits associated with birds or other animals from which he might elicit power on occasions of great need.
The outrage the power failure elicited from people whose generators hummed right through the blackout suggests a frustration with something more gloomy than the darkness: the persistent intrusion of India's reality upon its aspirations.
And this structure accounts for their power to elicit a profoundly empathic response.
Water has always had the power to elicit a profound response, promising an escape route to freedom.
