Sentence examples for powers of conventional from inspiring English sources

If he ignored Courbet and Manet and, later, the Impressionists, it may have been because he felt "modern" in his bones and saw no need to sacrifice the intricate powers of conventional know-how.

At an injection current of 20 mA and peak wavelength of 460 nm for TO (transistor outline) can package, the light output powers of conventional LED, LED with PQC on p-GaN surface, LED with PQC on n-side roughing, and LED with PQC structure on p-GaN surface and n-side roughing on TO can are given by 11.6, 13.5, 15.1, and 16.5 mW, respectively.

However, the clustering powers of conventional multivariate analyses are inadequate when massive quantities of sequence data from a wide variety of genomes are analyzed collectively.

For Zuckerman, the policy of successive governments to pursue ever more powerful nuclear weaponry was grounded in the emotive power of conventional thinking transmitted through successive generations, untested by empirically based rational calculation.

This proposed design can provide the groundwork to promote the output power of conventional VIV-based piezoelectric generators, further enabling to realize self-powered systems.

He has also developed transistor arrays that use a fraction of the power of conventional silicon transistors.

Dr. Javey has also developed transistor arrays that use a fraction of the power of conventional silicon transistors.

Connecting the two could make it possible to perform complex calculations that are far beyond the power of conventional computers.

Because the lighted image is so small, the battery uses only about a quarter of the power of conventional laptop displays.

It will also appeal to those who value battery life: Inviso says the eShades will use only about a quarter of the power of conventional laptop displays.

Mr. DeMartin said laser television would use about a third the power of conventional, large-screen models that depend on high-power lamps.