"a power back" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in reference to American football to describe a running back who is known for their strength and ability to break tackles. Example: The team's offense was struggling until they brought in their power back, who managed to gain extra yards and score a crucial touchdown.
There is also a convenient rear liftgate with a power back window.
Pascoe recognized the obvious difference between the bigger Jacobs and the faster Bradshaw: "Brandon is more of a power back, so he will run over a guy.
With the Rams clinging to a 24-22 lead with 5 minutes 57 seconds left in the game, the speedy Faulk morphed into a power back.
His new coaches have noticed, but for Coughlin and Ingram, Dayne will have no choice but to become a power back.
He's still one of the most complete running backs in the league — a power back with good vision who's as good at blitz pickup as anyone in the NFL.
Even at the University of Wisconsin, he was more of a tailback than a power back, amassing huge yardage with breakaway runs, but rarely barreling between the tackles for a 1-or 2-yard gain.
This leads to a power back-off compared to the other schemes investigated herein, as they transmit all symbols at maximum power level.
The link adaptation controller is aware 2 of the distribution of w. (Assumption 4) To cope with channel outages, the link adaptation controller applies a power back-off strategy to determine the transmission rate.
The airport has a power back-up system and a power generating station that enables the airport to run in the event of a power outage, returning the supply of electric power to the facility within three seconds.
All seemed to have a refrigerator and a power back-up system, though only for a few hours.
Mr. Putin's promise to rebuild a strong central government should not become an excuse for drawing all power back into the hands of the state.
