Rate at which energy is transferred, used, or transformed.
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In reality, however, Singles' Day demonstrates not consumer power but monopoly power.
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A power problem has caused voting problems in parts of the state.
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Without question, knowledge is power; but access to information is also important.
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However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial power France condemned the violence.
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This week we have again seen the political potency of water charges.
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Bell said the government may want to consider dropping that potency limit.
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At higher intensities, there was a consistent reduced potency effect across studies.
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Regarding clinical use, we tested the potency of MSC from different sources.
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Experts have said ricin in this form would have a low potency.
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Each packs the M1 battery, a hand grenade of electrons that promises to transform mobile power.
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Power Supply and Components segment provides components, embedded power supplies, automotive electronics, commercial products, mobile power supplies, fans and thermal management solutions.
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Like the Spectre, they cater to mobile power users by offering solid benchmarks in svelte packages that weigh less than 3 pounds.
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The mobile power amplifier business is the biggest part of TriQuint's mobile devices unit, which accounts for about 65 percent of the company's revenue.
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The city was also providing standby mobile power generators, metro police patrols, and escorts for transport of the affected persons and delivery of their necessities.
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Her picturesque beauty, her fine temper, the fitness of the incident to the occasion, had an instantaneous power which moved all men alike.
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But, BMW reckons that this hydrogen tech allows for emission-free driving, " instantaneous power delivery and impressive dynamics" and refuelling in under five minutes.