horsepower

Around 6% seems plausible when you remember that for cars crank horsepower is usually 15% higher than wheel horsepower.

Ironically enough, a donkey is 1/3 horsepower, which is 748 watts of power.

A stationary plant can be optimized to be much more efficient at single rate of torque and horsepower.

For example, the ability to convert engine shaft horsepower to usable thrust is very poor at zero airspeed.

One of the issues faced in super computing isn't just raw horsepower or more cpu's, it's latency.

In the automotive metaphor, amp-hours (or watt-hours) is how big the gas tank is, while amperage is engine horsepower.

There could be some serious AI horsepower underlying the Google experiment, but it wasn't really evident from that transcript.

The same BMW in Europe is marketing car clubs and car pooling to save the planet, while in China and India the message is total opposite about aspiration and horsepower.

It's like saying how many horsepower it takes to drive from SF to LA.

Has there been any serious quantitative research into the additive or multiplicative effect of tools on effective intellectual horsepower to solve hard problems?

On a rig designed for testing horsepower, an abandoned parking lot, a private track, or asked some police to close a section of road.

If you're finding that your machine is lacking in horsepower or space, AWS could be your friend.

Then, between iOS "x" and iOS "x+1" is when Apple releases all these new apps and updates that require more horsepower.

I've got a 27" iMac on my desk for when I need some real horsepower, but I find myself using the 12" 95% of the time.

They state this in the abstract: "We maximize the capacity of the battery in generating movement with the electric engine, and we have found that we can also use the system as a hybrid for light aircraft: the pilot can activate it when she wants, adding up to 40 horsepower for take-offs or whatever is needed.