Sentence examples for showing power from inspiring English sources

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An interactive map showing power failures and flooding and wind damage from the storm.

(e) Boxplots showing power to detect a signal in long intergenic non-coding RNAs (lincRNAs).

The Met's recent revival of "Don Pasquale" gave audiences a classic you-had-to-be-there rush, with the Mexican tenor Javier Camarena, as Ernesto, showing power and style from the bottom to the top of his range.

The 2010 second-round pick rushed for 942 yards on just 175 carries last season, showing power inside and just enough speed to keep defenses mindful of the stretch play.

In 2012 he unveiled a graph with two lines showing power output levels against the time they need to be sustained: one line represented what was needed to win the Tour; a second line portrayed what Wiggins, or other Sky Tour riders, could achieve relative to what they needed to do.

At higher phosphate buffer concentration of 100 mM, β-LG self-associated to form mesoscale disordered clusters at length-scales of hundreds of nanometers, as evidenced by light scattering intensity patterns showing power-law dependence on Q, the scattering vector magnitude, for Q below 0.01 nm–1.

Thus, like domain combinations, domain evolution is also showing power-law behavior, which means few functional families undergo high degree of divergent evolution whereas most of the functional families generally evolve maintaining sequence identity detectable within the range of profile-sequence comparison method.

Similarly, BSA molecules formed disordered mesoscale clusters at length scales of hundreds of nanometers, showing power-law scaling for Q below 0.01 nm–1 for higher protein concentrations, while again smaller clusters and/or less interconnected arrangement is seen at the lowest protein concentration.

"Guns show power," said Detective Ricky Smith of the Hempstead police.

The devices show power conversion efficiency up to 0.18%.