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Definition of Energy unit
1. Noun. A unit of measurement for work.
Generic synonyms: Unit, Unit Of Measurement
Specialized synonyms: Erg, Electron Volt, Ev, J, Joule, Watt Second, Calorie, Gram Calorie, Small Calorie, Calorie, Kilocalorie, Kilogram Calorie, Large Calorie, Nutritionist's Calorie, B.th.u., British Thermal Unit, Btu, Therm, Watt-hour, B.t.u., Board Of Trade Unit, Kilowatt Hour, Kw-hr, Foot-pound, Foot-ton, Foot-poundal, Horsepower-hour, Kilogram-meter
Lexicographical Neighbors of Energy Unit
Literary usage of Energy unit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Internal Energy: A Method Proposed for the Calculation of Energy Stored by John Van Vorst Booraem (1906)
"Then the situation can be expressed, somewhat as before, by energy unit mass ...
Reverting to the unit volume of expansion, we have: energy unit mass n ..."
2. Economic Democracy by Clifford Hugh Douglas (1920)
"... and Ultra-modernism —The idea of the Just Price—Summary of Analysis of Social
Structure—The objective of change—The time- energy unit—Process, ..."
3. Nuclear Production of Hydrogen: First Information Exchange Meeting, Paris by OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (2001)
"Figure 2 shows an example of the energy unit applied to the hydrogen ...
The typical geometry of an energy unit is about 13.5 m in height and 3.5 m in ..."
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