Sentence examples for power varieties from inspiring English sources

For instance, if we were looking at biomass to burn and produce electric power, varieties with higher lignin content would be preferred.

Nevertheless, some low-power varieties of thermoelectric generators have proven to be of considerable practical importance.

Prerogative powers, varieties of proportional representation, it was meat and drink to her and she was a real force among us.

Nearby, the show's first gallery includes later, more dynamic poem-card collaborations between Koetsu and Sotatsu, mounted on hanging scrolls or displayed in an album, that are astounding for their offhand power and varieties of pictorial space and scale.

He was a drummer of great power and variety: his cymbals sizzled; he dropped bomblike accents on his bass drum.

The art of singing accordingly evolved to allow the singers the maximum power and variety of expression.

Colin Ainsworth, a lyric tenor, at first sounded light for the heroic Castor, but in the last two acts summoned the power and variety the role demands.

But several of the cast lack presence, vocal power and variety, so the evening feels significantly less rich and mottled than either Sondheim or Xia surely envisaged.

The controlled power and variety of the set suggested that the Stone Age that Homme is interested in is rock itself, in all its iterations.

Steven Millhauser's We Others: New and Selected Stories (Corsair) showcased the power and variety of the work of a true original.

Partly this comes from the revelation of many unfamiliar loans from abroad, but mainly from the spectacle of his irrepressible power and variety.