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• Some electricity companies use the SI megajoule instead.
• Laser weapons begin to cause plasma breakdown in air at densities around a megajoule per square centimeter.
• In 1955, Oliphant initiated the design and construction of a 500 megajoule homopolar generator ( HPG ), the world's largest.
• Howver if you mean megajoule which would give 1 MW for one second, then it should be possible by connecting lots of small batteries together.
• Through the 1980s the estimated energy required to reach ignition grew into the megajoule range, which appeared to make ICF impractical for fusion energy production.
• Studies from the late 1950s and early 1960s suggested that scaling down into the megajoule energy range would require energy levels that could be delivered by any number of means.
• The unit represents the amount of feed required by a two-year-old, 45 kg ( some sources state 50 kg ) megajoule ( MJ ) per day.
• The $ 3 4 billion National Ignition Facility ( NIF ) machine at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory ( LLNL ) will be a definitive test of ICF at megajoule energy levels.
• During 1950, Research School of Physical Sciences at the new Australian National University, initiated the design and construction of the world's largest ( 500 megajoule ) homopolar generator.
• Using a laser guide star and adaptive optics, a sufficiently large ground based laser ( 1 megajoule pulsed HF laser ) can deorbit dozens of objects per day at reasonable cost.
• The center will host in the future the Megajoule laser ( LMJ ), which will enable French nuclear scientists to validate models of nuclear explosion without having to conduct nuclear testing.
• The " Megajoule " laser, referring to a unit of energy, will be constructed in the southwestern region of Gironde at the Center for Scientific and Technical Studies in Aquitaine, the government said.
• The rule proposal prepared by its technical staff was approved by a 9-1 vote, to set the 2020 maximum carbon intensity reference value to 86 grams of carbon dioxide released per megajoule of energy produced.
• The technical proposal was approved without modifications by a 9-1 vote, to set the 2020 maximum carbon intensity reference value for gasoline to 86 grams of carbon dioxide equivalent released per megajoule of energy produced.
• In addition to faulting the U . S . work, the institute's report criticizes a large effort under way in France known as the Laser Megajoule project, which also seeks to ignite fusion with powerful lasers.
• Fuels were rated based on their carbon intensity, estimated in terms of the quantity of grams of carbon dioxide equivalent released for every megajoule of energy produced for their full life cycle, also referred to as the fuel pathway.
• On March 10, 2009, NIF became the first laser to break the megajoule barrier, firing all 192 beams and delivering 1.1 MJ of ultraviolet light, known as 3?, to the target chamber center in a shaped ignition pulse.
• After the war, Oliphant returned to Australia as the first Director of the Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering at the new Australian National University, where he initiated the design and construction of the world's largest ( 500 megajoule ) homopolar generator.
• The power was provided by a new 9-megajoule prototype capacitor bank using solid-state switches and high-energy-density capacitors delivered in 2007 and an older 32-MJ pulse power system from the US Army s Green Farm Electric Gun Research and Development Facility developed in the late 1980s that was previously refurbished by General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems ( EMS ) Division.
• All the UK schools examinations and vocational qualifications of the UCLES Group were transferred to OCR . Subsequent physics syllabuses released by OCR included the now infamous ( fictional ) units the " Ocrawatt " and " Ocrajoule " due to overzealous find-and-replace on MEG's part ( in previous and later syllabuses, the units were correctly written as " Megawatt " and " Megajoule " .)