She was just a modern ambassador for an ancient tradition of wise women and cunning folk, her powers submerged in yards of tulle and masked by a treacly voice.
In 1886 Andrew Campbell and James Ash of England built a Nautilus submarine driven by electric motors powered by a storage battery; it augured the development of the submarine powered by internal-combustion engines on the surface and by electric-battery power when submerged.
Her creative power was submerged, and only personality came through.
One man was electrocuted and died after stepping into floodwaters with live power lines submerged in the water.
They assert, vainly, an individual local identity that global currents of fashion, taste and economic power are submerging.
Just when you thought that The Returned's alpine town couldn't get any creepier, it suffers a massive power cut, submerging its stark, modernist buildings further into gloom.
Even thinking that word had the power to submerge me in waves of confusion and shame.
Irradiation was performed using a germicidal lamp (UV-C) of 4 W of power, which is submerged in the reaction medium through a quartz bulb.
The earliest power yachts were paddle-wheel boats, which then gave way to those powered by the completely submerged screw or propeller type of propulsion.
Soma expresses disbelief at the return of his powers, but Arikado reveals that his powers were never lost, only submerged.
As the interference power increases, the signal is submerged in the noise interference and it cannot be detected and identified.
