total heat
Britishnoun
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When the new measurements are combined with the heat previously detected at the active south pole, Enceladus' total heat loss reaches about 54 gigawatts.
From Science Daily
The total heat taken up by the oceans over the past 150 years was about 1,000 times the annual energy use of the entire global population.
From The Guardian
He went on to show that the total heat produced in any voltaic circuit was proportional to the electromotive force E of the battery and to the number of equivalents electrolysed in it.
From Project Gutenberg
The total expenditure of heat of a man at rest must be equal to the total heat of combustion.
From Project Gutenberg
The second is the actual heat efficiency, or the ratio of the heat turned into work to the total heat received by the engine.
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