Sentence examples for rough power from inspiring English sources

But this entrapped invocation of a God who is not believed in but is nonetheless despised is what gives the book a rough power.

Annie Lennox is robustly reverent on "A Christmas Cornucopia," putting the full and frequently rough power of her voice behind some of the sternest old carols, with devout verses that are often omitted.

When Mr. Bourne is not advancing the story, the choreography for the rest of the flock can give off a whiff of generic modern dance; there is a rough power as the swans move from one side of the stage to the other, but also a repetitiveness in their leaps and turns.

The robust construction and operation and the rough power for the high shear rate exerted heat the slurry by some kelvin or more than 10 K, increasing with the mixing time and speed.

Eriksen (2010 40) states that stereotypes '…are widespread in societies with significant power differences as well as in societies where there is a rough power equilibrium between ethnic groups.' Stereotypes which are built over a long time become fixed and are difficult to change.

We found a rough power-law relationship between V and k.

However, the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) of traditional OFDM signals can be bigger than 7 dB, which is a rough index for the high power amplifier (HPA).

12.30pm GMT Finland 0-0 Sweden, 5 41, 1st period Penalty - Patrik Berglund is up in the grill of Finland's Sami Vatanen and the ref makes the sign for roughing - power play coming up for Finland.

Opening with the rough-edged power pop of It Was my Season, the gig contines with the brainy pub rock of Black Lyrics from Black Sheep Boy, their concept album about the doomed singer-songwriter Tim Buckley.

The accompanying calm proved to be an ideal setting for the cerebral noodling of BamBam and the rough-hewn power rock of Ratas del Vaticano — Mexican bands both — leading up to a pleasantly narcotic set by Neon Indian, the psychedelic electronic-soul band fronted by the Monterrey-born Alan Palomo.

Before the uprisings, a rough balance of power held in check enemies like Iran.