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Meanings of joule in English
SI unit of energy, work and amount of heat.
Joint opportunities for unconventional or long-term energy supply.
Usage of joule in English
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This takes the power of the laser all the way to one joule.
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Oh, you need to know about one more unit of energy: the joule.
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Which meant that that joule was coming from somewhere -but from where?
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For me, I will stick with the joule as a unit of energy.
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These data were used to verify a SCS lead heat-transfer model based on joule heat.
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But even at 1 joule of energy, the setup yields that whopping petawatt of power.
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In terms of dollars per joule of energy, all the batteries were about the same.
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Basically, they fired ultrashort, one-joule pulses at copper and dielectric targets and measured the EMP produced.
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We hypothesize kHz-SCS increases local tissue temperature by joule heat, which may influence the clinical outcomes.
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A watt is a joule per second.
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With every joule of energy he had left, Storm gathered his legs against Nelsson's chest and then straightened them.
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While the calorie might be a common unit for energy with food, the joule is what we use in physics.
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Yes, there is a missing 0.01 joule of energy.
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A two-kilogram mass traveling at 1 meter per second has a kinetic energy of 1 joule.
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If I add one joule of thermal energy to 1 gram of material, the two objects will have different temperature changes.
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As we previously discussed in chapter 9, "Energy Matters," the most commonly used unit of energy is the joule.
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