It will take time for the water to recede and power to be restored.
As their collective power grew, imperial power receded.
It is, inescapably, a speech at odds with itself: a backward glance that impels forward motion; an election-year pitch that strives for statesmanship; a speech that acknowledges that power is receding yet projects enough "energy in the executive," as Alexander Hamilton put it in Federalist No. 70, to finish the job.
Her thoughts about Luke are complex, too: she suspects that when her power receded he liked it, a little.
The lady power-walkers are receding into the distance now.
According to the load power restoration feature and wide area measurements, the load model is formulated and corrected in receding horizons, which transforms the hybrid differential-algebraic equations of the power system model into nonlinear algebraic equations with discrete events.
The imperial monarchs were related — Queen Victoria died in the arms of her grandson, Kaiser Wilhelm II — but they were also consumed by great- power rivalries and their individual authority was refracted through receding mirrors of bureaucracy.
"It is likely that those party elders who didn't play key roles in Kim Jong-un's consolidation of power will recede and those younger and closer to him will make their way into the party's Central Committee and get promoted".
On Thursday, the sun broke through the low ceiling of pewter clouds, and the previous afternoon's freakish storm, which resulted in tornado watches and power outages, receded into the distance.
Mind you, compare this to poor Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal where the electricity is on twenty ish) hours per day post monsoon in October, but as water levels recede and the hydro power slows, by May they have only around six hours per day.
