The phrase "present power" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the current or existing power, authority, or influence that a person or organization holds. For example, "The present power of the monarch has been steadily declining since the 18th century."
And yet, in the past few years, Bill and Hillary have both met a lot of powerful people, the same or in the same circles she projecting present power, he, with his own stature and force, facilitating good but also collecting an awful lot of money.
And yet, in the past few years, Bill and Hillary have both met a lot of powerful people, the same or in the same circles — she projecting present power, he, with his own stature and force, facilitating good but also collecting an awful lot of money.
Another may be that, for all his past successes and present power, he remains a reticent, unpushy person.
Of course, liberal ambitions will also be shaped by what conservatives are doing with their present power.
The present power system stabilizer is based on Riccati equation approach.
There's a robust conversation right now about the historical and present power of female rage as a tool for social change.
The pact was a blueprint for the present power-sharing government formed by Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party.
In this paper we present power-aware scheduling algorithms with deadline constraints for heterogeneous systems.
Yet even now, amid the rancour at Hillsborough, Sinn Féin still appears to want to salvage the present power-sharing government.
So much for staying on the Democratic message.On the other hand, perhaps Mr Moore whose presence at the convention came courtesy of ex-President Jimmy Carter rather than the party's present power-brokers felt he had a licence to stray.
It was found that the present power-conditioning scheme has well controlled the power flow between the fuel cell stack and the battery by regulating the power flow from or to the battery.
