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Meanings of James Watt in English
Scottish engineer and inventor whose improvements in the steam engine led to its wide use in industry (1736-1819)
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Examples for "Watt"
Examples for "Watt"
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I think a fair assumption is a constant 2000 Watt power usage.
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Some Republican support is likely needed for Watt to win final approval.
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The study, was requested by a group of House Democrats, including Watt.
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Photo: Foreign Office Ms Abbott-Watt will take up her residence next week.
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A representative for Watt said he had no comment at this time.
Usage of James Watt in English
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Alexander Graham Bell and James Watt would have been born in Cuernavaca.
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Contrary to myth, James Watt did not invent the steam engine.
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These inventions, supplementing the steam engine of James Watt, made the Industrial Revolution.
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Think of the magnificent service done to humankind by James Watt.
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Werner certainly paid attention to mining, and I have not forgotten James Watt.
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There was once a little Scotch boy named James Watt.
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It had been lodged by a Mr James Watt.
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The eighteenth century arrived, and with it James Watt.
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Fifty years later his engine was improved upon by James Watt, a Glasgow instrument maker.
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At the time James Watt lived, there were no steam boats, steam mills, nor railways.
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So much for James Watt's POWER and its results.
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This was Gregory Watt, a son of the great James Watt, the inventor of the steam-engine.
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Were the Janissaries learning mathematics, or had Lord Cochrane taken Constantinople in the James Watt steampacket?
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Boulton and Watt petitioned against the Bill, and James Watt, junior, gave evidence on the subject.