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Определение mw в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
- medium wave
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Определение mw в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
- Merriam-Webster
- medium wave
- one million watts, unit for measuring electricity
- MW is a written abbreviation for medium wave
- MW is a written abbreviation for megawatt. Malawi (in Internet addresses). megawatt. milliwatt
- Medium Wave (band): radio frequencies between 300 and 3000 kHz
- megawatts
- Megawatt
- Abbreviation for Mediterranean Water
- Megawatt or 1,000 kW or 1,340 horsepower
- (Megawatts) - 1,000 Watts
- The two-character ISO 3166 country code for MALAWI
- Molecular weight
- Medical waste
- Megawatt; one MW equals 1,000 kilowatts
- MegaWatt or million watts, a unit of power
- Megawatt Multiple of the kW (1 MW=1000 kW)
- megawatt - mediumwave
- Mega-Watt (10 E+6 Watt)
- Milliwatt (one thousandth of a watt)
- milliwatt
- An abbreviation for megawatt, a million watts A unit used for the measurement of electrical power
- Megawatt; a unit for describing how much electricity a power plant can generate The Acid Rain Program includes virtually all units in the US that can generate over 25 MW
- One million watts For example, the average daily usage for the line from Bethel to Norwalk is 400mW The capacity as it stands today is 1,360mW The proposal for Phase One of the NU plan would provide 3,560mW See our reality check of true usage
- Abbreviation for microwave
- moment magnitude, based on inverting the waveforms for the moment of theearthquake which is equal to the rigidity of the fault times the average amount of slipon the fault times the amount of fault area that slipped
- The seismic moment of an earthquake, converted to a magnitude scale that roughly parallels the original Richter magnitude scale However, since it is not based on the same measurements as Richter (local or surface-wave) magnitudes, the different magnitudes do not always agree, particularly for very large quakes Because it relates directly to the energy released by an earthquake, it has become the standard in modern seismology