Two 100-joule MOVs will absorb up to 200 joules of energy.

The first shock is delivered at 200 joules, the second shock at 300 joules, with third and subsequent shocks at 360 joules!

To do 100 joules of work, you must expend 100 joules of energy.

For example, for 100 joules of work to be done, 100 joules of energy is spent.

W is the energy in Joules (Joules = Volts x Amps x seconds)

The basal metabolic rate is given in calories or Joules (1 cal=4,184 Joule).

If you want to perform 100 joules of work, you need 100 joules of energy.

For example, to do 100 joules of work, you have to expend 100 joules of energy.

The judge has appointed two assessors, who have not been named. – Sapa

Heat is now expressed in joules, using the equivalent of 1 calorie = 4.18 joules [5].

Preferably, about 10 joules of laser energy is applied.

^ The figure depends on the conversion factor between international joules and absolute (modern) joules.

I’d like to see a lifetime calculation of a Joules in and Joules out.

(b) The figure depends on the conversion factor between "international joules" and "absolute" (modern, SI) joules.

Preferably the shock waveform of the single shock is a biphasic waveform delivering at least 175 Joules of energy and more preferably at least 200 Joules of energy.