Sentence examples for powers in which from inspiring English sources

Diophantine equation, equation involving only sums, products, and powers in which all the constants are integers and the only solutions of interest are integers.

The constitution established a limited monarchy, with a clear separation of powers in which the king was to name and dismiss his ministers.

Operation Barbarossa, the colossal invasion of the Soviet Union by the Axis powers, in which nearly a million people would die, had launched in June.

But he has never gotten into the business of reinforcing widespread assumptions of an American acceptance of multipolarity — a notional world of "equal" and competing powers in which the United States concedes loss of its primacy, whatever its many qualifications.

How dismayed the late Colin Wilson would have been if, through some of the occult powers in which he believed, he had been able to read his own obituaries.

Trump's decision was a step closer to walking away from an accord negotiated by the world's six major powers — in which the Kerry-Zarif talks were pivotal — and then formally endorsed in a unanimous U.N. Security Council resolution.

Currently, most experimental brain-machine interface devices are powered through inductive power transfer, in which power is transferred wirelessly, or single-use batteries that must be surgically replaced after several years.

To implement those ideas, these constitutions set up a division of power in which the executive was comparatively weak.

In 1999, he released "The Power," in which a disco sample and a jazzy piano improvisation remained in orbit for nearly nine minutes.

Sex, in other words, is power, in which a sense of domination counts for everything -- not, alas, a notion exclusive to the Arab world.

It would be a naked struggle for power in which the other side certainly won't play by the Queensberry rules.