'assign power' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the granting of authority to an individual or group. For example, "The board of directors assigned power to the new CEO to make decisions about the company's future."
Note that, when the load changes, DG1 will automatically assign power to the load by the defined droop characteristics.
Further, the media and society broadly try to assign power to larger entities, like governmental institutions and Fortune 500 behemoths; however, radical innovation seldom comes from them.
If the channel is completely known, to assign power in an efficient way in agreement with the channel conditions will improve capacity.
Assign power of attorney.
It states: The purpose of this law is, in case of an emergency for purposes of public order or security, to assign powers to the (Finance) Minister, or the (Central Bank) governor to take and impose temporary restrictive measures, including restrictions on capital controls.
The second problem deals with energy-efficient networks, allowing bounded hop multicast operations, that is given a subset C of the stations S and a designated source node s ∈ S, we want to assign powers to the sending stations, such that every node in C can be reached by a transmission from s within k hops.
"The assigning power is very meaningful".
The key to the idea, in Rosen's mind, is to give "people formerly known as the audience" the assigning power previously reserved for editors.
"The proposed measures would increase the risk of immigration detention facility (IDF) staff exhibiting exactly the kinds of behaviours predicted by such research: unquestioning compliance with unethical and dangerous directives, increasing inability to display empathy, and misuse of assigned power".
As the number of people involved in the industry grows, the industry needs to be careful who it assigns power.
We also see that the new approach assigns power to the free subcarriers.
