Sentences with phrase «much power concentrated»

MI: And I agree that having too much power concentrated in too few hands is not good for the industry or for readers and authors.

There is «too much power concentrated in the hands of a few and it's bad for the economy and bad for democracy.»

Former player believes too much power concentrated in hands of coach is not healthy for the club

Yes, in Uber's case it meant too much power concentrated in the hands of a dysfunctional CEO.

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But while the Oral - B Pro 7500 electric toothbrush packs plenty of power, what it won't do is concentrate too much of that power: The toothbrush has a built - in pressure sensor that stops its motion and illuminates a light ring set into the handle if you are pressing too hard, thereby protecting tooth enamel from undue damage.

But unless these announcements are 100 % marketing hype, they indicate that much more software power will be concentrated in fewer, albeit bigger, data centers owned and operated by just a handful of cloud computing giants.

The president has said the merger would concentrate too much market power in one company.

The founders of the United States were keenly aware of the danger of concentrating power and developed a system of checks and balances that is responsible for much of what is best about our country.

But there was also doubt that the task could be well handled by government and fear of concentrating too much power in the hands of government.

This means that they do not want to concentrate too much power in one hand or place.

For Man, by the act of «noospherically» concentrating himself upon himself, not only becomes reflectively aware of the ontological current on which he is borne, but also gains control of certain of the springs of energy which dictate this advance: above all, collective springs, in so far as he consciously realizes the value, biological efficiency and creative nature of social organization; but also individual springs m as much as, through the collective work of science, he feels himself to be on the verge of acquiring the power of physicochemical control of the operations of heredity and morphogenesis in the depths of his own being.

They already concentrate far too much power in too few hands.

Power pumping refers to when a breastfeeding mother uses a breast pump to remove as much breast milk as she can in rapid (concentrated) intervals, in an attempt to stimulate her milk supply.

He lost it by concentrating too much power at the top and then not being able to wield it.

Indicted Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota was able to concentrate so much of the power he now stands accused of abusing because voters were not allowed to hold him accountable on Election Day.

The Bronx, for instance, would not back a Queens candidate — and vice versa — because that would concentrate too much power in the other borough.

Wu said there is «a lack of checks and balances in the Albany system» and «too much concentrated power.»

Teachout says if the merger is approved, there will be a concentrated of too much power in the industry.

According to the lawmaker, too much power is concentrated at the centre and this does not augur well for the development of the country.

With so much power being concentrated, scientists could be left with little political recourse if they disagree with a major funding decision, Flanagan says.

This plant covers 74 acres and sucks up at least 300 megawatts of electricity most of the time, peaking at as much as 2,000 megawatts (much of it from a coal - fired power plant nearby), to heat uranium hexafluoride until it gasifies and then force it through 1,760 porous membranes that gradually concentrate the level of the fissile isotope — a method invented during World War II.

Compared to power - plant emissions, carbon dioxide in the ambient air is much more diffuse and harder to concentrate.

Similarly, Osborne's swift critique of policies allowing multiple charter authorizers to operate in one area doesn't engage with the legitimate concern that a single - authorizer environment can constrain school supply, homogenize offerings, and concentrate too much power in one government body.

As Jay P. Greene of the University of Arkansas has argued, even more than broad public support, choice policies need the support of concentrated constituencies along with that of the general public to counter-balance the opposition of concentrated constituencies that want to curb or eliminate educational choice programs: «As much as reformers may be motivated to promote equity, a basic lesson about political reality is that more advantaged people tend to have more political power.»

Power outputs may not rise too much now — although with tyre technology advancing as it is, 350bhp may be possible with front - wheel drive — but we will concentrate on lower weight and on chassis development.

Shifting to the Lancer, the inclusion of stopping power — slowing enemies down by concentrated fire — makes Gears of War's marque weapon much more deadly than it was in the original.

Much like in a real economy, the power in EVE has become concentrated among only the largest player corporations.

These guns were concentrated, destructive power, and the game knew the thing you wanted to do most with them is fire them as much as possible.

Does he think too much power is concentrated in his hands?

I think that in a sustainable energy economy of the future, most electricity will be generated, stored and used locally, and large centralized generating stations (which by then will be predominantly wind turbine farms and concentrating solar thermal power plants, coal and nuclear having been phased out) will play a much smaller role.

It would pursue its own power plants when possible but concentrate much more on selling the know - how to established industrialists.

Weißbach et al. have analysed the EROI for a number of forms of energy production and their principal conclusion is that nuclear, hydro -, and gas and coal - fired power stations have an EROI that is much greater than wind, solar photovoltaic (PV), concentrated solar power in a desert or cultivated biomass: see Fig. 2.

Historically, direct air capture has been largely framed as overwhelmingly expensive or impractical at commercial scale by carbon capture experts, due to the challenge of capturing the dilute CO2 in the air (exhaust streams of power plants and other industrial facilities like oil refineries, steel mills, and cement plants have much more concentrated CO2 steams).

Even relatively thin clouds will cut concentrated solar power radically, and hence concentration systems have much lower availability fraction than flat plate systems.

Way too much power is concentrated in the hands of a few activists masquerading as scientists.

The main difference is that you start with a much more dilute CO2 in SRM (410 ppm) than in CCS (3.5 to 14 % from power production and even much more concentrated CO2 from some other industries, i.e. ammonia, steel, refineries etc.).

Concentrating solar power (CSP) also seems like a much more cost - effective solution, especially on the scale that the farms will be built.

IF we were to transition to wind power as our primary power source we would now have much longer transmission distances to deal with because the effective wind generation areas (areas with frequent AND stable wind conditions) are concentrated in the mountains, some open plains and some coastal areas.

Its focus on short - term gains means too much money funds unsustainable activities, power is concentrated in a few institutions making the system vulnerable to shocks, and there is little focus on new financial models which will support the transition to a sustainable economy.