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Meanings of watts in English
Usage of watts in English
1
What if I put in a more reasonable power of 2000 watts?
2
Pro sprinters can generate nearly 2000 watts but only in short bursts.
3
He's much heavier but much stronger, producing more watts than ever before.
4
It doesn't use much power either -just under five watts.
5
But this I know: we will need the watts from somewhere.
6
Once moving, it can provide 350-watts of power for up to a minute.
7
It shows you the watts in real time and how much that costs.
8
Reducing output by 20 watts could help with a sprint at the end.
9
In Australia, mobile phones must be under two watts per kilogram.
10
With an input of around 5 watts I was able to achieve W.A.C.
11
In their tests, though, they would periodically boost the chip to 50 watts.
12
The power would to compensate for the air drag would be 62 watts.
13
Under FCC regulations, Metricom's radio receivers can operate from one to six watts.
14
Everything is gray, monocolored, drab-thewatts gray, and the ceiling, and the floor.
15
The data above shows around 20 watts, but I had nothing else running.
16
The First Renaissance marks a shift in brightness to 60 watts.
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Watts across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common