power transfer
/ˈpaʊər trænsˈfɜːr/ · pow·er trans·fer
noun
- The process of transferring electrical power from one location to another, often through a transmission line or a power grid. The power transfer from the substation to the residential area was disrupted due to a storm.
- The transfer of authority or control from one entity to another, often in a business or organizational context. The power transfer from the CEO to the new board of directors marked a significant shift in the company's leadership.
verb
- To transfer electrical power from one location to another. The engineer was responsible for power transferring the energy from the generator to the load.
- To transfer authority or control from one entity to another. The new manager was tasked with power transferring the responsibilities from the old team to the new one.
Did you know? The concept of power transfer has been crucial in the development of modern electrical power systems, enabling the efficient distribution of energy across long distances.