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| (instance Watt CompositeUnitOfMeasure) | Merge.kif 7008-7008 | Watt is an instance of composite unit of measure |
| (instance Watt SystemeInternationalUnit) | Merge.kif 7009-7009 | Watt is an instance of systeme international unit |
| (documentation Watt EnglishLanguage "SI power measure. Symbol: W. A UnitOfMeasure that measures power, i.e. energy produced or expended divided by TimeDuration. It is the power which gives rise to the production of energy (or work) at the rate of one Joule per SecondDuration. Watt = J/ s = m^2*kg*s^(-3).") | Merge.kif 7011-7015 | Watt is an instance of systeme international unit |
| (instance Watt UnitOfPower) | HouseholdAppliances.kif 1224-1224 | Watt is an instance of unit of power |
| (documentation Watt EnglishLanguage "The Watt is an UnitOfPower. Symbol: W. One watt is equal to energy of one Joule produced during one second.") | HouseholdAppliances.kif 1225-1225 | Watt is an instance of unit of power |
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| (=> (and (radarEmissionPowerCapability ?R ?W) (instance ?E RadiatingElectromagnetic) (instrument ?E ?R) (measure ?E ?W) (equal ?W (MeasureFn ?X Watt))) (not (exists (?Y) (greaterThan ?Y ?X)))) |
Transportation.kif 5520-5530 | If X has the maximium emission capacity of Y, Z is an instance of radiating electromagnetic, X is an instrument for Z, the measure of Z is Y, and equal Y and W watt(s), then there doesn't exist V such that V is greater than W |
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| (=> (instance ?N RealNumber) (equal (MeasureFn ?N Horsepower) (MeasureFn (MultiplicationFn ?N 746) Watt))) |
Merge.kif 7021-7025 | If X is an instance of real number, then equal X horsepower(s) and X and 746 watt(s) |
| (=> (equal ?AMOUNT (MeasureFn ?X Joule)) (equal ?AMOUNT (MeasureFn (MultiplicationFn 0.0002778 ?X) Watt))) |
Economy.kif 2251-2253 | If equal X and Y joule(s), then equal X and 0.0002778 and Y watt(s) |