Yet by midseason the soft-core sex had largely fallen away, and the show found its subject: power.
On this subject, Power's characterological direction of error may be the belief that a frank discussion of Libya's lessons exposes her to deeper criticism, and could undermine support for future interventions.
On the other hand, what a subject: power, sex, war, religion, destiny … The driving question VIII asks is: What turned a talented, charming, athletic youth into a morally and physically corrupt monster?
To be voluble and bright but also an authority figure, to be morally aware but in the end practical, to subject power to the test without undermining it, to question assertively within a conventional frame — that's the job description.
The state took advantage of a provision in the law that subjects power plants of less than 80 megawatts to minimal environmental review.
With 20 subjects, power was sufficient to detect the fairly strong positive association between smoking and liver CYP1A2 activity (urinary cotinine concentrations vs. CBT values, r = 0.60; p = 0.005).
Because audiences want to believe in the aspirational ideals of American democracy, they want to feel that they have power, not merely subject to power.
The courts have traditionally been unwilling to subject prerogative powers to judicial review.
In MIMO system, both the capacity maximization problem subject to power constraint and the power minimization problem subject to SINR constraints can be formulated as a convex problem.
Subject to power and budget constraints, efficient power allocation (PA) and budget allocation (BA) strategies are derived.
