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historical candlepower is
equal to 0.981 candelas. In
modern usage,
candlepower is
sometimes used as a
synonym for candla. The term
candlepower was originally...
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still sometimes used, as in foot-candle and the
modern definition of
candlepower. The 26th
General Conference on
Weights and
Measures (CGPM) redefined...
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source used
dissolved acetylene from a
battery of
cylinders giving a
candlepower of 2,600
white light and 500 in the red sector. This
appeared to be worse...
- the best-known of
these standards was the
English standard:
candlepower. One
candlepower was the
light produced by a pure ****ceti
candle weighing one...
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musician based in Los Angeles, California.
Allen released her
first album,
Candlepower, in 2021
through Fire Records. The
album received positive reviews. In...
- mountains, and ****her
apart in the plains. The
beacons were five
million candlepower, and
rotated six
times a minute. "Ford beacons" (named
after Ford Car...
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Cetaceous lamp oil was a
commodity that
created many
maritime fortunes.
Candlepower, a
photometric unit
defined in the
United Kingdom Act of
Parliament Metropolitan...
- demonstration,
which drew a
crowd of thousands,
Brush positioned twelve 2,000-
candlepower lamps on
towers around Cleveland's
Public Square (then
known as Monumental...
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Beyond Visual Range missiles and the
addition of a side-mounted 150,000
candlepower spotlight for
visual night identification of intruders.
Originally intended...
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lightsource for use as a
surgical lamp. As he
tried to
intensify the
candlepower of a so-called
Schusterkugel (a water-filled
flask used to
focus light...
