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- noun metrology Symbol for the
decivolt , anSI unit ofelectromotive force equal to 10−1volts .
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Examples
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At low cost dV even L1 and L2 are a bit too far in the face of a sudden Coronal Mass Ejection.
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To each world w associate the conjunction cw of all propositions true in w (we suppose it exists), and consider the disjunction dV of all cw, w V (we suppose it exists).
Facts Mulligan, Kevin 2007
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The symbols dA and dV are often called the "area element" and "volume element", respectively.
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- The system considered above is also performing displacement work (P. dV).
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If we use dV = dxdydz to note we are differentiating with respect to volume, we can define our triple integral:
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If we use dV = dxdydz to note we are differentiating with respect to volume, we can define our triple integral:
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TM process, yielding a fast intrinsic rectifier, providing low reverse recovery charge (Qrr) and excellent commutating dV/dt ratings.
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[Q 4] - Are not the equations "Cp = (δH/δT) at constant pressure" & "Cv = (δU/δT) at constant volume" valid only for the closed systems performing P. dV work at constant pressure and volume respectively?
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Power switching capabilities of HiPerFETTM versions are further enhanced via IXYS 'proven HiPerFETTM process, yielding a fast intrinsic rectifier which provides low reverse recovery charge (Qrr) and excellent commutating dV/dt ratings.
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P. dV work is not only associated with closed systems but also with open systems?
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