Sentences with phrase «power than the norm»

What's more we found it wouldn't charge using the USB cable and our standard selection of USB plugs designed for smartphones, suggesting it draws more power than the norm.

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Before this weekend, the evidence that 64 - year - old Xi might stay in power longer than the norm included the newest additions to his string of titles and descriptions, such as «leadership core» in 2016.
85 But characteristically he went on to praise America for its democracy: «Democracy is an ultimate norm of political organization in the sense that no better way has been found to check the inordinacy of the powerful on the one hand and the confusion of the multitude on the other than by making every center of power responsible to the people whom it affects.»
The new entity will grant experts and other global norm - builders even more power than they already enjoy.
Most likely, your usual speed is derived from mostly aerobic use of sugar (which is the norm for efforts that last 2 - 60 minutes, since it creates more power but lasts far less than aerobic use of fats).
Neutrality on political issues was once the norm, but millennial spending power and political polarisation mean it's now riskier to be neutral than to take a stance.
«Because their mothers have already proven that daughters can provide their parents with old age support, and because singletons have no brothers for their parents to favor, daughters have more power than ever before to defy disadvantageous gender norms while using equivocal ones to their own advantage.»
From the moment we rolled out of the hotel parking lot in Whistler, British Columbia, it was evident that the electric power steering in the NX is tuned for greater heft than the Lexus norm, and the fat - rimmed, flat - bottom steering wheel feels great.
The treatment may not be enough for some buyers, who will seek out aftermarket shops to darken the few bits of chrome left on the Wraith or add more power to its already potent engine, but Black Badge should better resonate with young, successful, alternative individuals who enjoy shaking up established norms than, say, a standard Wraith would.
The HS has less power - steering assist than the Lexus norm, which ranks among the smoothest and lightest steering around.
Honeycomb - powered tablets are available in more form factors than ever before, and smartphones are growing larger still, with 4.3 - to 4.7 - inch devices quickly becoming the norm.
The U.S. ranks lower than other countries in public concern about global warming and the results are stratified: among Republicans, the party more fully dedicated to the interests of wealth and corporate power, it ranks far lower than the global norm.
This, it says, will «protect important legal norms and rights from revocation by the use of delegated powers which are not Henry VIII powers and which, as such, are often subject to lesser forms of parliamentary control and scrutiny than are Henry VIII powers (which are usually subject to the affirmative procedure)».
Other than that, overnight charging is the norm with all electrically - powered cars, and the Tesla is no exception.
Despite the significant departure from the norm, there's no mistaking either the Galaxy S6 or the S6 Edge as anything other than a Samsung device, with both devices retaining key signature elements, with classic layout of a physical home button flanked by Back and Recent Apps keys still found up front, along with the power button and volume rocker found on their usual sides, to the right and left respectively.
We think people looking systems such as this likely want the best of both worlds, as they're probably power users who need a mobile PC far more capable than the norm.
This kind of power is crucial when you are the company that is powering incredible new machine learning, AR apps and immersive 3D games, and making them the norm for everyone, rather than the company that releases expensive models that no - one buys and waits for Apple to innovate, take the future, and widely distribute it.
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