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Power refers broadly to any ability to effect change or exert control over people
Other uses
Social sciences
- Power (philosophy)
- Political power, power held by a person or group in a country's political system, such as
- Power in international relations refers to the ability of national states to influence or control other states; states themselves may be referred to as powers, and may be further distinguished as: historical powers, middle powers, regional powers, great powers, superpowers, or hyperpowers
- Economic power, multiple meanings
- Power (communication), power in interpersonal communication
Science
- Power (physics), the amount of work done or energy transferred per unit of time.
- Human power is the amount of work a human does in a period of time.
- Motive power is power which moves something.
- AC power in electrical engineering is the complex form of power
- Optical power of a lens is the inverse of its focal length
- Effective radiated power in radio telecommunications is a measure of radio station antennas
- Electric power generation is the process of converting any form of energy to electrical energy, as in:
Mathematics
- Power of a number, commonly written in the form e.g. xn: see exponentiation
- Statistical power is the probability that a statistical test will reject a false null hypothesis
Religion/metaphysics
- Will to power, a prominent concept in the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche
- Higher power, a spiritual concept prevalent in twelve-step programs
- a rank in angelology, see Celestial Hierarchy
- The Five Powers, in Buddhism
Commercial/industrial
- IBM POWER, a microprocessor architecture
- POW-R Consortium, a group of companies responsible for an audio codec standard
Film
Music
- Power ballad, a song genre
- Power metal, a subgenre of heavy metal music
- Power noise, a subgenre of industrial music
- "Pow R. Toc H.", a track by Pink Floyd
- Power, a 1986 album by the band Kansas
- Power, a 1988 album by rapper Ice-T
- Power, a 1993 compilation album by the punk band SSD
- The Power, a 1999 Australian album by Vanessa Amorosi
- "Power", a song by German group Helloween
- "Power", a song by disco group Lipps Inc
- "Power", a song by group Temptations
- "Power", a song performed by Rainbow, written by lead singer Joe Lynn Turner
- "The Power", a 1990 electronic pop song by Snap!
- "The Power", a song by Manowar from the album Louder Than Hell
- Raw Power (disambiguation)
Literature
- The Power, a 1956 novel by Frank M. Robinson
- Power: A New Social Analysis, a 1938 work by Bertrand Russell
- The Power of Five, a series of five books written by Anthony Horowitz
- Power, a 2004 fantasy novel written by J. A. Stiehl
- Power, a play written by Nick Dear
- The 48 Laws of Power, a 1998 work by Robert Greene
- Power!!, a manga album originally published in Japan now called Girl Got Game
- Powers (comics), a comic book series
Sports
- Power alley, the distance to the left-center and/or right-center field wall(s) in a baseball park
- The Power may refer to:
- Port Adelaide Football Club
- Phil Taylor, 13-time PDC World Darts Champion
Places
See also
- Superpower (ability), special abilities of superheroes
- Supernatural power, that cannot be explained with science or logic
- Powers (disambiguation)
- Powerpuff Girls
- Power Rangers
- Power supply
- List of comic book superpowers
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