expressive power

The term expressive power may be used with a range of meaning.

The expressive power of the Web is largely made possible by open standards.

This doesn't limit expressive power as both can represent each other.

This is used to determine the expressive power required of the supporting language.

Its expressive power is equivalent to that of full second order logic.

At the time of his death 13 years ago, he was the leading voice for photography's expressive powers.

"Offering" was a tribute both to a man and to the expressive power of dance.

Her technique was irreproachable, and she had great expressive power.

In a sense, the music we have heard since Rameau has taught us how to hear his music's expressive power.

Each language adds expressive power to the previous one.

These images are quiet and contemplative, but the expressive power of his earlier pictures is gone.

The expressive power generated is out of proportion to the commonplace association.

In this area, the cost of expressive power is a central topic of study.

It is built on top of a single internal data type (cell), without giving up flexibility and expressive power.

Both gave color a distinct and immediate expressive power.

His behaviour is a long way from human language with all its expressive power and complex syntactic properties.

Nijinska was concerned with the expressive power of classical dancing.

Its notation is simpler than regular expressions, and without their expressive power.

Production systems may vary on the expressive power of conditions in production rules.

They also affirm the expressive power of sheer movement.

Similar to all pidgins, it has a simplified structure and limited expressive power.

Ensemble scenes have little expressive power; for the most part, they are mere bustle.

Ms. Kirsch is obviously coaxing great expressive power from each.

And it confirmed the expressive power of collective improvisation, not that the audience needed convincing.

Scheme is a very simple language, much easier to implement than many other languages of comparable expressive power.