Sentence examples for ubiquitous power from inspiring English sources

Ying's decision to avert the filming of violence in favor of a drama of legal maneuvering and personal grief fills the calm and contemplative frames with the ambient menace of ubiquitous power.

The ubiquitous power ballad, better known as the "Titanic" theme song, has become a bit of a pop culture punchline since the record-shattering film's release 20 years ago.

Also, Borzage's sense of romance has something of a ubiquitous power, like a particular light that pervades his films: it's a faith so radical that it embraces even the most exotic or recalcitrant possibilities, which is why there's so much unusual, eye-catching, ambiguous, or simply peculiar side business in his movies and that calculated near-randomness gives them a documentary tinge.

IF YOU have been to New York's La Guardia airport recently, taken a train during London's rush hour, tried to drive in Lagos or endured one of India's ubiquitous power cuts, you will have first-hand knowledge of the world's infrastructure deficit.

(Borrowing from the solar industry's now ubiquitous power purchase agreement, the company also calls this a PPA — produce purchase agreement).

South Florida's Saigon Kick is one of them, a band whose only transgression was a ubiquitous power ballad; in this case, their Top Ten hit "Love is On the Way".

Technologies developed at Darpa do not typically remain secret, and many are now ubiquitous, powering everything from self-driving cars to the internet.

The fact is, utilities are not only innovating but changing their core business model to accommodate cheaper and more ubiquitous solar power, a power source already visible across middle class neighborhoods, and one that might just save the electric companies from extinction.

Photovoltaic (PV) modules, often referred to solar panels, are the most ubiquitous solar power harvesting technology.

So Makani, another X project, aims to create ubiquitous wind power, available wherever the air moves.

Wesley, a ubiquitous basketball power broker, has strong ties to everyone from N.B.A. owners to LeBron James to Michael Gilchrist, who is among the country's top-rated high school players.