"bear power" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
If you are looking for a phrase that conveys a similar meaning, you might use "strength" or "stamina" instead. For example, "The rugby player was known for his bear power, or rather his impressive strength and stamina."
Roam & Wander plan to follow TuTu with the release of their second character DiDi, a teddy bear powered by the iPad mini.
The rich, the poor, the young, the old, rockers, mods, women, men, Jews, Muslims, Christians, Atheists, Satanists, businessmen, Occupiers, vegetarians, vegans, twinks, bears, power bottoms put some meat, vegetables, and sauce between two slices of bread and you will satisfy all of these people (although, obviously, no meat for the vegetarians/vegans).
The bore, powered by the generator, was one of the main reasons for choosing this town site.
Those people are unlikely to be disappointed with its official sequel: yes, it's more of the same sweet-swapping action, but with little touches – soda, bears, power-ups – that give it new appeal.
Due to its functional properties as a potential tumour suppressor in human cancers including breast cancer [ 26], together with the finding that DKK3 methylation is a significant prognostic factor in three human malignancies, we speculate that DKK3 methylation might also bear prognostic power in breast cancer.
The establishment of a community requires forming certain relationships; and these relationships are sacred when they bear the power of ultimate, eternal, cosmic force.
In effect, the chair's resources become a burden to bear, not power to relish.
It's unclear how much the Mayor of New York can do about entrenched economic unfairness, beyond bringing to bear the power of rhetoric.
To achieve his goals, he brought to bear the power of philanthropy, personal persuasion and the connections he had made at the top of the corporate world.
