The phrase "hiding power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the concealment of strength, influence, or capability.
Example: "The character in the story had a unique ability, often hiding power until the moment it was most needed."
Alternatives: "concealed strength" or "hidden influence."
This pigment has excellent covering and hiding power and is widely used in paints.
The ns HL particles (0.79 μm in diameter and 1.04 μm in over length) as a white pigment in the coating had a hiding power better than ns solid particles (ASTM D2803-96a, 2003).
Its commercial use actually stopped much earlier; because of its low index of refraction (1.94), white lead had been replaced by titanium dioxide, which is more than eight times as efficient in hiding power.
Offering 'pristine purity' and 'outstanding hiding power' and incorporating Merck's special KU26 stabilization technology 'for lasting colour impression', this pigment is designed for high-quality plastic and print products, the company says.
Carbon black, any of a group of intensely black, finely divided forms of amorphous carbon, usually obtained as soot from partial combustion of hydrocarbons, used principally as reinforcing agents in automobile tires and other rubber products but also as extremely black pigments of high hiding power in printing ink, paint, and carbon paper.
Egyptian blue requires coarse grinding to maintain its colour, showing poor hiding power [155].
They even ripped out electrical hookups to hide power usage.
The "Inside Out" faces, by contrast, were unknown, and in their anonymity they implied a hidden power.
The influence of family, and the effects of one generation on the next, are thematically as important as the way hidden power is used.
MR. RHODES&apos S book opens in 1933 on a street corner in London, where the physicist Leo Szilard, 35 years old, a Hungarian-born Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, pondered a remark in that morning's Times that said talk of unlocking the atom's hidden power was so much moonshine.
