faraday

IPA: fˈærʌdeɪ

(chemistry, physics) The quantity of electricity required to deposit or liberate 1 gram equivalent weight of a substance during electrolysis; approximately −96,487 coulombs.
(countable) A surname from Irish.
Michael Faraday, English chemist and physicist.

Examples of "faraday" in Sentences

Hey a girl can hope faraday (11/4/2008 2: 17: 53 AM)
I'd be interested to see if faraday "bucks" time and shoots at the bomb anyways.
I think that all theaters should have a copper mesh faraday cage built into the walls around them.
Other units include the "faraday" and the "henry", so you'll understand this is an honor given to few.
Assuming they did what faraday suggested I figure there are 2 good possible reasons why they showed it to us.
You'll never believe this, but it was the first attempt to form a uniform event horizon contained in a faraday collar. they peed on themselves and shut it down .
Working from insulated buckets or helicopters to avoid any risk of ground contact and wearing faraday suits—actual metal clothing—the linemen connected themselves directly to the high-voltage wire itself.
Another achievement that gives Faraday scientific recognition is that he is the only scientist who has two internationally used units of measurement named after him, the faraday, which is a unit of electrical quantity, and the farad, which is a unit of capacitance.
I'm a fan of this user permalink i'm so over faraday - at least the actor - he whispers everthing - i don't know why other characters aren't going "what?" all the time. last night when he told richard he loved the redhead (who i've never liked) - she was supposed to have heard what he said.