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- noun Plural form of
kilopascal .
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Examples
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It can detect pressure from 0 to 15 kilopascals, which is the range of force required from typing to holding something in your hand.
Popular Science - New Technology, Science News, The Future Now 2010
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The prototype measures about 7.6 square inches and can detect different pressures between 0 and 15 kilopascals, which is the range of pressures one might encounter while typing on a keyboard or holding a small object.
Impact Lab 2010
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The prototype measures about 7.6 square inches and can detect different pressures between 0 and 15 kilopascals, which is the range of pressures one might encounter while typing on a keyboard or holding a small object.
Impact Lab 2010
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Blood test results revealed that the scientists showed the lowest level of oxygen in blood ever recorded, averaging at 2.55 kilopascals, which is several times lower than the average
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Tepco says pressure in the containment vessel likely hit 840 kilopascals the metric equivalent of 121.8 pounds per square inch around 2:30 a.m, roughly double the maximum pressure of 427 kilopascals the vessel was designed to handle.
Reactor Team Let Pressure Soar Phred Dvorak 2011
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The outside air, it said, was at 46 kilopascals, and properly oxygenated.
Who Do You Say I Am 2010
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When it was up to 30 kilopascals, she opened her helmet and her ears popped.
Who Do You Say I Am 2010
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The prototype, measuring 49 square centimetres 7.6 square inches, can detect pressure ranging from 0 to 15 kilopascals, comparable to the force used for such daily activities as typing on a keyboard or holding an object.
Touch, though, is widely acknowledged to be the biggest obstacle | clusterflock 2010
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It's not easy keeping transparent materials from falling apart when you've got fifty kilopascals on the inside and Mars sky on the outside.
Who Do You Say I Am 2010
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I just use Google and type in "25 F in C" or "half tablespoon in mL" or "20 mm mercury in kilopascals" and use the built-in conversion calculator.
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