Sentence examples for the defining power from inspiring English sources

There has been an assumption that the US is the defining power, the one whose actions, good and bad, give the world its essential shape.

What is at stake there, and in the war against terrorism of which it is but a chapter, is the nature of America's standing as the defining power of our age.

Since it first opened, the Philip Johnson-designed Four Seasons has been the defining "power lunch" restaurant in New York.

This may become the defining power struggle of the next few decades, with companies partnering or merging solely to gain more bargaining power.

For a given set of operating conditions the defined power loss model allows to optimize the design parameters for the power stage, including the gate-driver tapering factor and the width of the power MOSFETs.

The defined power plants are placed in order of the merit (see Table 2 and Appendix A).

L. Rev. 1532, 1552 (May 1995) (defining "power" in the context of statistical significance tests).

District superintendents, defining power by the size of their headquarters staffs, created more non-teaching positions for them.

By serendipity, while computing the individually defined power modulations of the alpha-band, two simultaneously occurring components of these modulations were found.

Rather, the rules in TPP are very controversial because the rules define power relationships, and those power relationships determine who will take the gains from globalization.

The FCC defines power levels in a different way.