"abrupt power" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a sudden or unexpected display of power or authority. Example: The dictator's rise to abrupt power sent shockwaves through the country.
In this way, the battery is protected from the abrupt power changes and works as an energy buffer to the SMES.
In addition, in the primary frequency control (PFC) the battery needs to deal with the abrupt power changes, which will also accelerate the battery degradation process.
However, batteries are not suited to respond effectively to high frequency power fluctuations, but when coupled to the m-CHP, they experience frequent short-term charge/discharge cycles and abrupt power changes, which significantly decreases their lifetime.
Since the abrupt power change in October, which sent shock waves across Wall Street and left some within the bank rankled by the brutal transition, there has been unease throughout the upper ranks of Citigroup, according to several people close to the bank.
Like most of today's hybrids it combines a gasoline engine with electric motors, but it drives and performs pretty much like a conventional car, without many of the quirks — squishy brakes, abrupt power transitions, odd noises — that hybrid owners take for granted.
We find that a properly designed, slowly varied input leading edge can reduce the output up-shoot drastically in a single-channel condition, while in a multi-channel condition, a gradually changed input waveform can eliminate the abrupt power up-shoot due to forward signal-to-signal Raman interactions and obtain a better gain clamping result by using pump adjustment.
Like all retiring presidents, Mr. Clinton will experience a cruelly abrupt loss of power at this time next year.
Minnesota also had to contend with the abrupt departure of power forward Kyle Okposo for the Islanders organization.
Cabinet government began to fall apart and her increasing isolation from her ministers precipitated her abrupt fall from power in November 1990.
Understandably, the Blairite faction is disconcerted by their abrupt loss of power, but they have a duty to remain loyal to the Labour party as the left has always done".
While the abrupt transfer of power went smoothly – Iran dubbed it a "soft coup" – there could be rougher times ahead, for there is no doubting Prince Mohammed harbours high ambitions for his country as well as himself.
