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Meanings of unit of work in English

Russian
единица энергии
Portuguese
unidade de energia
Catalan
unitat d'energia
Spanish
unidad de energia

Unit of measurement.

        единица энергии
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        Examples for "unit of energy"
        Examples for "unit of energy"
        1
        Sure, it's a unit of energy but is that a large amount?
        Wired
        2
        Oh, you need to know about one more unit of energy: the joule.
        Wired
        3
        To the unit of energy might be immediately attached other units.
        The New Physics and Its Evolution
        4
        For me, I will stick with the joule as a unit of energy.
        Wired
        5
        It is a unit of energy, but of course things aren't quite that simple.
        Wired
        1
        The calorie is the unit of heat, and heat is convertible into energy.
        Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)
        2
        Taking as the unit of heat the amount which would be necessary to raise 1 lb.
        Scientific American Supplement, No. 508, September 26, 1885
        3
        Joule's Equivalent-J.- istheamountof energy equivalent to a therm or calorie, the metric unit of heat.
        The Story of Electricity
        Usage of unit of work in English
        1
        If so, the number of elected persons available for each unit of work must tend to decrease.
        Human Nature in Politics / Third Edition
        2
        From the three mechanical units we derive secondary units ; as, for instance, the unit of work or mechanical energy.
        The New Physics and Its Evolution
        3
        The term " unit of work" means a measurement, or a factor which may be used to measure force.
        Aeroplanes
        4
        Premier Berejiklian said a single unit of work would be delivered for all students and teaching would be supported by online delivery.
        News.com.au
        5
        Recently our unit of work in literacy has been authors and we have been studied the wide range of books which are available to read.
        The Guardian
        6
        A feather ball thrown under the same conditions, would produce a half unit of work, and the iron ball, therefore, produced 800 times more energy.
        Aeroplanes
        7
        The iron ball weighing eight ounces, multiplied by the assumed speed of 50 feet per second, equals 400 units of work.
        Aeroplanes