Sentence examples for power was directed from inspiring English sources

A tightly focused beam (39 mW average power) was directed through a 20x air or 60x water immersion objective on an inverted microscope (IX70, Olympus, Melville, NY).

The SS-OCT system was based on a Mach-Zehnder interferometer (MZI) where 10% of the power was directed to the reference arm and 90% to the sample arm.

When she and her husband, Jim, bought the business two years later and reopened it, "some kind of higher power was directing us, or else it was a total stroke of idiocy," Mrs. Fonash said.

Power returns over and over to one question: To what end can America's power be directed?

Power is directed to a limited-slip differential that drives the rear wheels by means of conventional axles.

"The surge went up the pole and instead of the power being directed toward him and being grounded, it dispersed and he did not receive the full voltage," said Capt.

The truth is that 95% of our brain power is directed towards working out how wrong we might be, calculating the uncertainty in every measurement and combining these calculations in such a tedious way as to put most undergraduates on a direct road to the City: the wonderful world of hedge funds, nice shoes and restaurants in Soho.

The power is directed to the rear wheels pre-emptively, to give the CX-3 a nudge forward, before the front tires slip.

This suggests that the suprathermal electron acceleration mechanism relies on pump power being directed along the striations which maximises when the pump beam is pointed along the magnetic field-aligned direction.

Furthermore, there is generally no requirement that these networks are the provider of last resort and therefore, specifications for continuity of power are directed towards revenue protection and overall reliability targets.

Politically, spiritualization is not only the process by which the drive to power is directed by the higher values of spirit, the transformation of physical power into political power, but also an understanding that ideas alone do not change the course of history.