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power gain

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power gain [′pau̇ยทər ‚gān]
(electronics)
The ratio of the power delivered by a transducer to the power absorbed by the input circuit of the transducer. Also known as power amplification.
(electromagnetism)
An antenna ratio equal to 4π (12.57) times the ratio of the radiation intensity in a given direction to the total power delivered to the antenna.


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The same principal applies through different sports, even if you're sprinting to tackle the opposition full back or running through the defence to get to your wingers cross, the explosive speed and power gains will improve your game everywhere on the field.
If a party cannot satisfy its own core constituency and limits itself to power gain by projecting individuals or issues that do not appeal or matter to its core constituency, then it is a love lost.
They say some new drivers look to nitrous oxide as a way of getting huge power gains with low cost.
 
 
 
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