A megawatt is an instantaneous measure of power.
On every measure of power it remains dominant.
I, like millions of other Ukrainians, would like to have a normal measure of power.
It averages 80 gigawatts, an instantaneous measure of power -- not 80 gigawatts per day.
But cellphones have given them a measure of power they did not have before.
Why, then, has he striven for a job that gives him a measure of power over his father's best idea?
Her glee at discovering, at long last, a measure of power is accompanied by an increased vulnerability.
They are a measure of power, creativity and cultural clout; a connection to the rarefied worlds of art and photography.
Whatever their measure of power, scholars generally agree that among governors, New Jersey's is at the top of the list.
But in the end, allowing Islamists a measure of power proved the best way to inoculate voters against them.
In the early 1900s, Kentucky was beginning to garner an increasing measure of power in the sport.
