"power difference" is correct and usable in written English, usually when referring to the difference between two entities in terms of power.
For example, "The power difference between the two countries was apparent in their negotiations."
Anything that reduces the power difference between you and your doctor encourages trust.
To rule out the likelihood that the power difference was driving the phase effects, ITPC values were correlated with power.
Coulter argued that the power difference between Clinton and Lewinsky made the relationship inherently inappropriate and exploitative.
For example Cohen39 suggests finding ITPC differences in the absence of a power difference for certain time points or channels.
"As long as there's a power difference in your roles — like a conversation between a boss and employee or a professor and student — dialogue is very difficult.
Televisually, Crowley equalizes the inherent power difference between standing candidates for president and the undecided voters rising to ask their questions.
By comparing the power difference between 16 samples and lower sample sizes within each technique separately, the effect of sample size can be assessed.
Figure 3 shows an example in which differences in the clustering of phase angles emerges simply due to an oscillatory power difference between the two sets of epochs.
In the second method, the controller compares the output power of the turbine with the previous power, and controls the load based on the power difference.
We show that the curvature of a beam can be determined by the reflected power difference between the core mode and the recoupled cladding modes.
Using the High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS) program, we achieved a phase difference of ±0.5° and a relative power difference less than 0.2% between two vertical guidelets.
