Sentence examples for power to substitute from inspiring English sources

One lawyer, Jenny S. Martinez, said, "The president seeks an unchecked power to substitute military power for the rule of law".

Mr. Livingstone can also expect little support among the 25 members of the new Greater London Assembly, who have the power to substitute their own budget for his and will be following the lead of party headquarters.

2) The effect of reactive power replacement mode While active power is stable, co-generation monitoring system will start to adjust low-speed reactive power resources to substitute for capacity of SVG, thus it increases the dynamic reactive power reserves.

Power-to-Substitute-Natural-Gas (SNG) processes are studied since they can offer solutions for renewable energy storage and transportation.

While the dance set to Bach affirms the artist's trust "in the power art has to substitute order for chaos", the two dances together reflect the philosopher's most elementary lesson on the difference between, in Tharp's words, "the way the world should be," and "the way the world is".

Test questions in the numeracy domain range from being presented a picture of a thermometer and subtracting 30 degrees from the temperature shown to calculating how many wind power stations are needed to substitute for a nuclear plant correctly converting kilo watt hours into Giga watt hours and vice versa.

He had neither the power nor the pretention to substitute himself for the Constituant Assembly which, alone, will have a mandate to map out the contours of the future Libya.

Either way, gas-fired power stations are more likely to substitute for solar panels, wind turbines and nuclear power stations.The only way of ensuring that does not happen is to price fossil fuels to cover the cost of the environmental damage they do.

These control methods cause the three-phase inverters to substitute reactive output power for real output power when fluctuations in the solar power are experienced, allowing the fluctuations to be controlled.

In place of fear and the ghettos of Europe, he worked to substitute military power and an almost mythic territorial ambition.

"We may be able to substitute nuclear power for coal, and plastics for wood, and yeast for meat, and friendliness for isolation but for phosphorus there is neither substitute nor replacement".