Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An abbreviation of
kilogrammeter , the gravitational unit of work.
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Examples
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Fact is that the force of gravity is 9.8 kgm/s2, c = 300,000 km/sec, DNA is a double helix, etc.
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Thus, for example, work would be indicated by the letter W (initial of the word); the C.G.S. unit is the _erg_, which would be written without abbreviation, on account of its being short; and the practical units would be the kilogrammeter (_kgm_), the grammeter (_gm_), etc. The multiples would be the _meg-erg_, the tonne-meter (_t-m_), etc.Mr. Jamieson's propositions have been in great part approved.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 595, May 28, 1887 Various
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed Auto Sr. Reporter 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed Auto Sr. Reporter 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed Auto Sr. Reporter 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed Auto Sr. Reporter 2010
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Tata Ace which offers just 16 bhp and 3.8 kgm of torque.
DWS Full News Feed 2010
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