Their built-in glow is so intense that it can match whatever electric wattage is thrown upon them.
"The darkest gradation should be in the center and should blast out to nothing," she said, adding that the technique is also a way for women timid about sporting a high-wattage lip to try electric orange or red.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Schedule of daily electric appliances and wattage in the single family detached house: a bed room both weekdays and weekends, b dining room both weekdays and weekends, c living room both weekdays and weekend, and d extra appliances usage both weekends and holidays.
The 180 draws its name from two sources: the Testa Rossa racecar and the toy's wattage rating (yes, this Ferrari is electric).
Electric power, like mechanical power, is the rate of doing work, measured in watts, and represented by the letter P. The term wattage is used colloquially to mean "electric power in watts".
Rather than spend $50 billion on a new national electric grid, as suggested by Roger Anderson ("Wattage Where It's Needed," Op-Ed, June 6), and countless billions more on fossil-fuel and nuclear generating plants, as suggested by the Bush-Cheney energy policy, why not spend the money on sources that generate power where it is really is needed: at the point of consumption?
The Blueline Innovations PowerCost Monitor, for example, hooks up to a electric utility meter to measure both the wattage and the money spent on energy.
This "Girl Power" was then, as it remains, the property of an electric corporation illuminating female achievement with all the wattage of a Wannabe.
The electric power consumption in the interface only considered the total wattage.
If you do want a generator with enough wattage to power your whole house, experts say a 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footequire as muchome 25 to 30 kilowiths.
