Sentence examples for subordinate powers from inspiring English sources

Ialdabaoth in turn creates the material cosmos and rules it with subordinate powers who are his own imperfect offspring.

A commonly proposed solution is that the powers "flow out" from the soul's essence and that the subordinate powers of the soul are "virtually present" in the soul (see Shields 2014 for an analysis of Suárez's version of this solution; also Perler 2015).

As a regional power grid with the maximum electrical load in the world, the East China Power Grid (ECPG) is in charge of coordinating simultaneously the power generation of its own power plants to several subordinate provincial power grids.

History is dogged by the tragic fact that whenever individuals or countries become powerful, they apply the crude and ancient principle that might is right, and concomitantly refuse to subordinate their power to wider and higher law.

Although the patriarch Michael I Cerularius had helped bring Isaac to power, the two men soon quarreled over Isaac's stringent financial policies, including the confiscation of some church property, and over the patriarch's attempt to subordinate civil power to the church.

Accommodation of dissent and diversity prevailed over any interest in subordinating political powers to religion or vice versa.

What was at stake in these elections was whether Turkey would emerge from them closer to a western-style democracy, or a central Asian-style autocracy, under which freedoms and rights would be disrespected, and, the judiciary and the media would be subordinated to power.

The administration did not say why she and not a cabinet official or subordinate has those powers in the first place.

Between 1173 and 1202 Ghiyāṣ, the senior Ghūrid leader and suzerain, and Muʿizz-ud-Dīn, his brother and loyal subordinate, raised Ghūrid power to its peak.

The efficiency of fuel cells is not specific; it is a subordinate to the power density where the system operates.

As the line manager and subordinate involve asymmetrical power relations, having them to peer-review each other would likely cause positional bias and generate unintended mimetic dynamics.