Sentence examples for power employed from inspiring English sources
Even with the aerial surveillance, artillery, and air power employed to minimize risks, Afghanistan has remained a dangerous place for U.S. forces.
The first-round match here between Serena Williams and Emilie Loit of France was a classic, because Loit, while not lacking in power, employed slice, cunning and variety to upset Williams and very nearly succeeded.
"Obama is not a socialist, and even his view of government power employed to foster creativity and commerce is not much to the left of a 19th-century Whig, or the average Cold War Republican president".
The characteristics of the deposits depended on the ultrasonic power employed, and it was found that Ni coatings electrodeposited using an ultrasonic power of 0.124 W/cm3 presented the higher proportion of crystals with a [100] preferred orientation, the highest degree of grain refinement in the surface and the highest microhardness values.
The typical microwave power employed was 200 mW.
The transmit power employed at the testbed transmitter is modified in order to achieve different average SNR values.
The third biggest sector was wind power, employing 1.1 million people, up 5% compared to 2014.
No other major power employs murder as systematically and ruthlessly as Russia does against those seen as betraying its interests abroad.
The novelist Nani Power employs that tactic in GINGER AND GANESH: Adventures in Indian Cooking, Culture and Love (Counterpoint, $25), but without leaving her home in Virginia.
First, wind power employs very few workers.
It was effected by mercenaries, picking off regional threats one by one, establishing themselves on the ground as the local power, employing local security personnel with powers of coercion, employment and imprisonment.
