Sentence examples for sustained powers from inspiring English sources

The main features of falconiforms include the hooked "raptorial" bill; the basal cere, or bare skin, covering the nostrils; the powerful feet with hooked claws; sustained powers of flight and carnivorous habits; and the difference in size between the sexes.

Maybe affection grows as the sustained power to influence our musical lives goes away.

History provides an especially sharp rejoinder to those who doubt the sustained power of protest: the civil-rights movement.

Buttler's unbeaten 116 left his England team-mates speechless as they watched his sustained power-hitting and ingenious deflections.

In 2007, Froome's sustained power output is recorded at 420 watts, giving him a power-weight ratio of 5.56 watts per kilogramme due to his higher weight.

The sustained power of the crowd is also a vital factor in the political settlement that emerges over the coming days.

The sustained power figure looks reasonable if you look at the figures Chris Boardman and others have done for the hour record.

Steven Armentrout, chief executive of one such company Parabon Computation, based in Fairfax, Virginia points out that large organisations often need computing power in bursts, but that supercomputers are designed to provide sustained power.

I don't think given decent conditions the Italian has the answers to the British rider's superior sustained power, be that on mountain finishes or in individual time-trialling.

From what I've seen, we've got headline data on a variety of tests which measure VO2 max, or oxygen uptake per kilo of body weight, sustained power output, as well as the comparison with the testing he did in 2007.

The 26-year-old German was on his way to claiming his first world time-trial championship with a display of sustained power that would propel him to the finish in a time more than a minute faster than his nearest pursuer, an impressive margin in a ride lasting less than an hour.