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Definition of weber - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
physicsTECH. unit of magnetic flux in the International System of UnitsTECH.
- One weber is equal to one volt second.
- The coil produced a magnetic flux of one weber.
- A weber is a large unit for measuring magnetic flux.
Origin of weber
Named after Wilhelm Eduard Weber
Terms with weber included in their meaning
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sociology
theory by Max Weber about rationalization trapping humans
acr: Weber State University
university in Utah known for its sports teams
sociology
person who follows Max Weber's theories
medical
person who follows Ernst Heinrich Weber's theories
sociology
relating to Max Weber's sociological theories or ideas
medical
pertaining to Ernst Heinrich Weber's anatomical studies
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Definition of Weber - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
grillTM US brand of grills used for outdoor cookingTM US
- Weber grills are popular for summer barbecues.
2.
sociologyTECH. US German sociologist known for analytic sociologyTECH. US
- Max Weber is a key figure in sociology.
3.
geographyRare US utah river flowing into the Great Salt LakeRare US
- The Weber River flows into the Great Salt Lake.
4.
musicTECH. US German conductor and composer of romantic operasTECH. US
- Carl Maria von Weber composed famous operas.
5.
scienceTECH. US German physiologist and father of psychophysicsTECH. US
- Ernst Weber studied sensory responses.
Images of Weber
brand of grills used for outdoor cooking
Expressions with Weber
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just-noticeable difference is proportional to original stimulus magnitude
According to Weber's law, the weight difference was barely noticeable.
Origin of Weber
German, Weber (weaver)
Examples of Weber in a sentence
The Weber was the centerpiece of our backyard party. Weber's theories are still taught in universities today. The influence of Weber on modern sociology is profound. Weber is a popular spot for fishing and kayaking. The scenic Weber attracts many tourists each year. Weber's influence on romantic opera is undeniable.
The orchestra performed a piece by Weber. Weber's theories revolutionized sensory psychology. The contributions of Weber are still studied today.
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- Hebrew:וֶובֶּר, וֶבֶּר, ...
- Russian:Weber, Вебер, ...
- Ukrainian:Weber, річка Вебер, ...
- Hindi:वेबर, वेबर नदी, ...
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