The phrase "at half power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to energy, performance, or functionality, indicating that something is operating at 50% of its maximum capacity.
Example: "The engine was running at half power due to a malfunction, which affected the overall performance of the vehicle."
Alternatives: "at reduced capacity" or "operating at 50% efficiency."
And it's only running at half power.
If you want to speed up the process, unwrap the cheese completely into a microwave safe bowl and nuke it for 5 minutes at half power.
But what happens if it uses less battery to have two processors working at half power than a single processor at full power?
Black To Comm is more like an abandoned museum of late-twentieth-century instruments whose exhibits are still running at half power.
The world's biggest physics experiment will begin doing physics this winter at half power, officials at CERN, the European Center for Nuclear Research, said Thursday.
We design different optimizations to maximize the energy efficiency according to the different illuminance efficiency with respect to LED's semi-angle at half power (SAHP) for four different LED alignments.
As a result, the machine is operating at only half power, at 3.5 trillion electron volts per proton instead of the 7 trillion electron volts for which it was designed, so as not to blow out the delicate splices.
In the verse, she sings in the easy range of her voice, at about half power, confessing that she once "couldn't tell my ups from downs".
The collider was designed to accelerate protons to energies of seven trillion electron volts and then smash them together, but design flaws will keep the collider running at only half power for the first two years of its operation.
And last week, the laboratory where the accelerator is located announced that when it finally starts smashing particles together this winter, it will run at only half power because of a disastrous electrical short that caused extensive damage and revealed problems with the experiment itself.
In the final few games of his third-round match against Argentina's Juan Ignacio Chela, who beat him 6-3, 6-2, 6-2, Henman served at virtually half power and, just before receiving serve, he held his racket in his left hand and let his right arm swing loose as he attempted to ease the ache.
