Sentence examples for power maneuvers from inspiring English sources

The results provide a first step toward a probabilistic approach to assess cladding failure during power maneuvers.

Under automatic power maneuvers, two trajectories in the power/flow map have been tested and compared with the origin design.

And just maybe those apparently unavoidable male inclinations explain why the situations leading to the Pentagon Papers disclosures served in no way as a deterrent in, say, the George W. Bush administration, where men at their power maneuvers thought little or nothing of lying as a means to justify their long-planned ends.

Which means he's not actually a politician himself, but his actions are very much in keeping with those specializing in power play maneuvers.

Normal reactor operating conditions target the cladding performance over the rod lifetime (∼4 cycles) for the highest-power rod in the highest-power fuel assembly under reactor power maneuvering.

But it does raise the question of whether there are precedents in real-life Washington for Underwood's kind of backhanded, behind-the-scenes power maneuvering.

What Lucas brings to the script of "Clones" and Sith" is a quasi- (or pseudo-) Shakespearean backroom dialectic of power-maneuvering.

But in matters of war and peace, we seem to be returning to a more familiar world in which great powers maneuver for advantage.

The talks are under way in a typically opaque Russian style: those with money and power are maneuvering in the palace corridors.

Depleted, divided and in a mutinous mood, the Tories have spent the week feuding about what path will lead them back to power and maneuvering among factions plotting to remove their underperforming leader, Iain Duncan Smith.

A 5-foot-4 girl weighing 140 pounds is not supposed to be able to power and maneuver a 16-pound ball down the alley as well as a boy, but Maresca got an early start.