Look up: K

1. K
   Kelvin, the unit of measurement used for absolute temperatures and color temperatures.
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2. K
   K” has two different meanings, and both apply to movie lights, so one should be careful to differentiate one from the other. 1.: An abbreviation for Kilowatts. There are 1,000 Watts in 1 Kilowatt. It is used when talking about quartz lights or HMIs, as a way to measure their brightness based on th...
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3. K
   K antigens: envelope, sheath antigens (E. coli).
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4. K
   no k items
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5. K
   K, 11th letter of the alphabet. It is a usual symbol for a voiceless velar stop, as in the English cook. It corresponds to Greek kappa. In chemistry K is the symbol for the element potassium.
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6. K
   n. the shorthand symbol for "contract" used almost universally by lawyers and law students.
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7. K
   K is slang for one thousand.
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8. K
   K is slang for one thousand.
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9. K
   K is an abbreviation for K-Band
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10. K
    K is the eleventh letter of the English alphabet, representing a guttural articulation, the surd consonant corresponding to the sonant g. In Anglo-Saxon this letter was only used occasionally, c being regularly used instead. So also in Latin, k, borrowed from the Greeks, was little used, its place b...
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11. K
    Type: Symbol Definitions: 1. Symbol for potassium (preceded by superscript number, indicates isotope); kalium; phylloquinone; kelvin; lysine; lysyl. 2. In optics, the coefficient of scleral rigidity. 3. In contact lens fitting, the radius of curvature of the flattest meridian of the apical cornea.
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12. K
    Type: Symbol Definitions: 1. Symbol for dissociation constant; kinetic energy; luminous efficiency. See: K_d
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13. k
    Type: Symbol Definitions: 1. Abbreviation for kilo-; used with SI and metric units.
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14. k
    Type: Symbol Definitions: 1. Symbol for rate constants, under constant or velocity constants, under constant.
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15. K
    (physics) Symbol for kelvin, a scale of temperature
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16. K
    (mathematics) Abbreviation for thousand, as in a salary of £30K
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17. k
    Symbol for kilo-, as in kg (kilogram) and km (kilometre)
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18. K
    Thousand (e.g., 40K = 40,000)
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19. K
    One of the 4 process colours CMYK. K = Black.
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20. K
    Carthage/Carthago (near Tunis, North Africa)
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21. K
    Cyzicus (Kapu Dagh, Turkey/
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22. K
    herald.
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23. K
    The German word for cheese.
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24. K
    Is the Commodity Futures Symbol which represents the May Delivery Month.
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25. K
    literally, "bucket" or "tub", short for K
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