The phrase "as a function of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, scientific, or technical contexts to describe a relationship where one variable depends on the value of power.
Example: "The efficiency of the engine varies as a function of power output, indicating how performance changes with different power levels."
Alternatives: "in relation to power" or "depending on power".
Models were derived to scale each component of the generator as a function of power, mass, efficiency, and speed.
Note that in the objective function we represent the rate as a function of power index, where (22).
In this paper, mixing in an oscillating column was experimentally and numerically studied as a function of power applied through vibrations.
The removal rate is determined gravimetrically and investigated as a function of power coupled into plasma, gas mixture and gas flow.
The observed regime was plotted as a function of power input (connected with the rotor rotation) and modified liquid mass flux.
The relationship is summarized by a correlation formula for dimensionless layer thickness as a function of Power Law index, n, and an appropriately defined Reynolds group in the range 0.1⩽n⩽1.0,0.001⩽Re⩽100.
Models for properties of the dispersion like drop size distribution or interfacial area as a function of power-input, material and process parameters are rare and poorly accurate.
The middle panel (Fig. 9) shows the number of occurrence of spectral slope values as a function of frequency, and the bottom panel (Fig. 9) represents the cumulative numbers of occurrence of power-laws as a function of power-law indices.
1) Fixed reactive power setpoint 2) Fixed power factor setpoint 3) Power factor (PF) as a function of active power PF(P) 4) Reactive power as a function of voltage Q(U) .
(a) Delay as a function of transmission power over noise power.
The position and size of the rigid zones as a function of the power law index and Oldroyd number are represented in different schemes.
