absolute bolometric magnitude
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fault records gives complete information about a fault,i. fault current magnitude,type of fault,fault phase details,etc.with time stamping.
Scalar and vector quantities give magnitude, and that makes them similar. The difference is that the vector quantity gives direction as well as magnitude. plz check out this for further details vHMnGsOrU5A
It is actually absolute magnitude, opposed to apparent magnitude which is how much light stars appear to give off.
The map key gives one information about the symbols on a map.
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No. It's what we see. (The amount it actually gives off is called the absolute magnitude.)
fault records gives complete information about a fault,i. fault current magnitude,type of fault,fault phase details,etc.with time stamping.
Scalar and vector quantities give magnitude, and that makes them similar. The difference is that the vector quantity gives direction as well as magnitude. plz check out this for further details vHMnGsOrU5A
2nd law of motion
We get resources by the nature. Nature gives us the resource
The basic idea is:* Measure the star's apparent magnitude * Calculate the star's distance * The absolute magnitude can be directly calculated from these two pieces of information. However, adjustments may need to be made for extinction - that is, if there is a lot of dust or gas between the star and us, it looks dimmer than without the dust or gas. Without extinction, the Wikipedia gives the following formula: M = m - 5((log10 DL) - 1) Where M is the absolute magnitude, m is the apparent magnitude, DL is the distance in parsec.
It is actually absolute magnitude, opposed to apparent magnitude which is how much light stars appear to give off.
It gives the magnitude too
A declarative sentence gives information.
Yes, energy is made by nature because plants gives us oxygen. water also gives us energy.
I know that we get information from the rings of a cut tree and things like that but thats not the same as the DNA RNA relationship which interprets itself and produces proteins.