Sentence examples for power necessity from inspiring English sources

The PEV number and the power necessity are the same with the aforementioned economic case.

Power necessity, as applied to true propositions (or facts), concerns what is not within a person's power.

The notion power necessity was developed by Carl Ginet (1980, 1983), and endorsed by John Martin Fischer (1994).

There are various other formulations designed to make power necessity, or some similar notion, more precise (see references in note 17 below).

The central point towards which Slote works is that notions like unavoidability (or power necessity) are sensitive to contexts in a way that only "selectively" permits the sort of inference at work in the Consequence Argument.

But notice that in the Consequence Argument unavoidability (or power necessity) trades between a context in which the notion is appropriately applied, and one in which, according to Slote, it is not.

These large price reductions in heat and power – necessities of life – are especially vital for those living in poverty, and a welcome turn of luck for median-income households.

The considered system is specifically designed to cover the power necessities of remote, isolated telecommunications facilities, so it must be able to work in an unattended way during a long time period.

That is, no person can act in such a way that the truths of mathematics would be false.[16] Hence, the truths of mathematics are, for any person, power necessities.

In this section, the DER is obliged by the system operator to lessen its initial planned real power output in order to fulfil the reactive power necessities of the grid.

Marston was a big believer in the power and necessity of female community--and also a big believer in the power and necessity of lesbianism.