The phrase "a power equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the strength, capability, or influence of one entity to another.
Example: "The new engine provides a power equal to that of the previous model, ensuring better performance."
Alternatives: "a strength comparable to" or "an energy equivalent to".
Europe's not going to be a power equal to the United States".
Meanwhile, the neighbouring kingdom of Jaunpur developed into a power equal to Delhi during the reign (1402 40) of Ibrāhīm Sharqī.
Except here on the bridge, upper lip already raw in the high wind from Porter's five-o'clock shadow's scraping, Miriam felt all the freedom accorded to nobody special as a power equal to the Empire State's mass and force.
Law of mass action, law stating that the rate of any chemical reaction is proportional to the product of the masses of the reacting substances, with each mass raised to a power equal to the coefficient that occurs in the chemical equation.
The waterwheel having 36 curved iron blades generates a power equal to 3.2 kW also at 120 rpm.
where w = demand, p = price, ϵ = elasticity, and α = a constant determined by dividing current demand by current price raised to a power equal to the elasticity.
One person with a belief is a social power equal to ninety-nine whaveave only interests.
The Norwegian newspaper VG Nett, which is based in a building damaged in Friday's bombing, explained that the message was a reworking of a thought from the English political philosopher John Stuart Mill, who wrote: "One person with a belief is a social power equal to ninety-nine whaveave only interests".
For the first test, a tension of 9.6 V was applied to the resistance, which simulates the electrical component, and a continual current equal to 2.12 A was supplied, obtaining a total power equal to 20.352 W.
In order to achieve a 2.7% reduction between the estimated mean and the sampling mean with a statistical power equal to 90% and an alpha risk of 0.05, one hundred and fifty-three participants were necessary, being the rest of the variables correctly described and included for this sampling size.
In our study, the sample size (n = 83) reached a statistical power equal to 31% to detect as significant a PPR >2 (a total sample size of 275 would be needed to reach a statistical power equal to 80%).
