The phrase "a power basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or discussions about foundational principles or frameworks.
Example: "In our analysis, we will establish a power basis to understand the underlying dynamics of the system."
Alternatives: "a foundational basis" or "a core principle".
In the dish Stirling system analyzed, with a nominal value of radiation of 800 workingonking on a variable power basis, the potential of recuperated energy through thermal storage is very low. Figure 3 illustrates an example for a typical day with the periods of excess of energy and application of recuperation.
While the direct costs are not likely to significant the UK accounted for just 2.3% of global GDP on a purchasing power basis in 2014 it's not clear that global investors will take a vote to leave in stride.
On a purchasing power basis, no way has British income fallen 25 percent relative to Italy's.
The dynamic characteristics are examined in terms of the 'point' mobility, established on a complex power basis.
And if Ms Merkel is successful and sticks around, she may prevent some state premiers from ever having a shot at the chancellorship.Ms Merkel is vulnerable to friendly fire because she like Mr Schröder lacks a real power basis within her party.
From 1991 to 1998, economic growth averaged 8% annually, and per capita income on a purchasing power basis grew to $10,700.
It was estimated by a truncated power basis spline (Heuer 1997), defined by m knots.
Over time,such interventions may need to become more sensitized to these broader roles and responsibilities, as currently reflected at the policy level by increased integration between departments of foreign policy and foreign assistance in donor countries - helping to maintain, or even increase, levels of development funding on a 'smart power' basis.
If we compare them on an "ungassed" power basis, as is the usual literature case, then the HBT is more efficient because of their ability to disperse gas without significant loss of power.
We have compared our results with those corresponding to a polynomial represented in power basis and using Legendre and Chebyshev forms.
