The phrase "aggregate power" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the combined strength or influence of a group or collection of people or entities. For example: "The aggregate power of the student body was evident when they staged a protest for their demands."
Today's mediaplex -- newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, the Internet -- is more ubiquitous and powerful than it was 45 years ago, but that aggregate power is much more widely distributed.
What moves me most, I think, are not the statistical accomplishments or aggregate power of this team, but rather the postseason personalities of individual players.
And Mr Erdogan's drive to aggregate power to himself, which led critics to accuse him of authoritarianism, has been halted.In the Kurdish capital of Diyarbakir, supporters of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democracy Party (pictured), which entered parliament for the first time, were ecstatic.
Applications like Twitturly demonstrate the aggregate power of these distilled signals.
The distributed web is "the aggregate power of all of you," according to Jurvetson.
The aggregate power of air conditioners P t) is a random variable.
Utilities and aggregators usually have aggregated power measurements from customers.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Aggregated power schedule of Agg 1 and Agg 2. We note that the aggregated power schedule during time slots 45 to 48, i.e., 02 00 to 03 00, exceeds the allocated capacity of the transformer.
For while it has aggregated power, it has failed to garner the influence to sustain or justify it.
What's really interesting is aggregating power.
Many people have latched on to the Islamic State out of fear, but others believe its aggression presents the best chance to resolve the grievances Sunnis have held for years under Maliki, who has been accused of aggregating power and packing the security services with fellow Shiites.
