'power exploitation' is a correct and usable part of written English.
It is often used to refer to the exploitation of resources by individuals or corporations in order to gain power or influence. For example, "The oil company was accused of power exploitation in their efforts to gain control over the region's natural resources."
"It's utopian, and it's wrong-headed, and it's rich with opportunity for power exploitation," he said.
Mr. Seidl's camera stares unblinkingly at these relationships, revealing a complex dynamic of power, exploitation and need.
What is revolution, but the immediate and uncompromising rejection of the status quo; of militarised power, exploitation, class stratification, and relentless police violence?
In order to have efficient power exploitation from RES, the optimum monthly tilt angles of PV panels and the optimum tower height for wind turbines are calculated.
But it enthusiastically delivers the combination of voyeuristic satisfaction (look what goes on in these places!) and moral uplift (and isn't it awful!) that has continued to power exploitation filmmaking to this day.
SCGA introduces seeding-inspired genetic operations to allow a population to possess competitive power (exploitation and exploration) and a winner-chemotaxis-induced population migration to force a population to repeatedly tumble away from an attractor and swim toward another attractor.
The model can be used in atmospheric sciences as well as in electrical engineering since it allows the user to find the optimal location for the maximum power generation in photovoltaic or solar thermal power exploitations.
History for him turns on recurrent themes of power, greed, exploitation and principled, often Quixotic, resistance to those forces.
Such an aspect could represent a serious limiting factor in the search for ever higher power system exploitation levels.
The genre-hopping grooves carry Ms. Sciubba's multilingual vocals and thoughts about power, posing, exploitation and violence as well as romance.
It isn't: it is every bit as much about power and exploitation as if it took place on Eighth Avenue or north of King's Cross Station.
