Gilbert in French
Gilbert in French is Gilbert — Gilbert means a unit of magnetomotive force in the older CGS system of measurement, used in physics and electrical engineering.
Gilbert in French
Gilbert
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What does "Gilbert" mean?
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noun A unit of magnetomotive force in the older CGS system of measurement, used in physics and electrical engineering.
"The textbook gave the coil's magnetomotive force in gilberts rather than the modern SI unit."
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Gilbert in a sentence
- The textbook gave the coil's magnetomotive force in gilberts rather than the modern SI unit.
- Older physics papers sometimes measure magnetic driving force in gilberts.
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What is "Gilbert" in French?
"Gilbert" in French is Gilbert. Gilbert means: A unit of magnetomotive force in the older CGS system of measurement, used in physics and electrical engineering.
How do you use "Gilbert" in a sentence?
Example: "The textbook gave the coil's magnetomotive force in gilberts rather than the modern SI unit." In French, "Gilbert" is Gilbert.
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