[
US
/ˈdʒuɫ/
]
[ UK /dʒˈuːl/ ]
[ UK /dʒˈuːl/ ]
NOUN
- English physicist who established the mechanical theory of heat and discovered the first law of thermodynamics (1818-1889)
How To Use Joule In A Sentence
- In their place you have to look at using low-joule cordials and soft drinks, plain mineral water and soda water, low fat milk and dry wines or spirits and even then limited to a maximum of two alcoholic drinks a day.
- Ok then lets say it has to deliver above 2000 joule of energy on target at 100 yards and has to have a premium bullet .. 30 carbine out 30-30 in 223 out 22-250 in barely etc.. a 22-250 will do the job with barnes-x and a good shot .. Is Your Bullet Big Enough?
- Every time you change the channel on the television, it consumes an extra .10239 kilojoules per ampere of electricity.
- Dressed in solar-system ties and Alfred Nobel lapel pins, delegates at the meeting at the Royal Society dissected a clutch of experiments that so far suggest Planck's constant should equal 6.62606896 x 10 to the power of -34 joule seconds. The Fate of the Kilo Weighs Heavily on the Minds of Metrologists
- For every one joule of food consumed in the United States, around 10 joules of fossil fuel energy have been used to produce it. Duh pookie
- Weight loss is achieved by eating less kilojoules than the energy that is expended.
- You are consuming too many kilojoules - your diet brings more food energy than your body needs for all its daily activities.
- The configurational entropy of the entire human genome is tiny, on the order of attoJoules per Kelvin. How to Write an Antievolution Article - The Panda's Thumb
- Just as in conventional bolometric sensors, joule heating raises the temperature of the structure, causing a resistance change that is sensed externally.
- Luckily, there are plenty of units for energy, so it is probably best to just leave the calorie unit to the food people, and use joules or Kilowatt hours or therms or ergs for energy calculations unrelated to human nutrition.