Names. Kiore are remembered in the names of people, houses, landscapes, plants and animals. Nihootekiore (ratâs tooth) and Motukiore (rat island) are places, Hine-kiore (rat girl) is a name, and tÅ«tae-kiore (rat excrement) is a plant.osmology. The whakapapa (genealogy) of kiore is associated with kÅ«mara (sweet potato). Rongo-mÄui stole celestial kÅ«mara from his older brother, WhÄnui (the star Vega), and brought them back to earth in his scrotum. He impregnated his wife Pani, who gave birth to earthly kÅ«mara.
The more power an athlete has per pound, the higher the power-to-weight ratio. Generally, athletes measure their power-to-weight ratio by pounds per watt. They take the amount they weigh and divide it by the amount of power they can produce, measured in watts.
Power factor is a ratio of real power -- what is used by the device -- to apparent power -- load present in the circuit. Power factor (real power/apparent power) is a dimensionless number between 0 and 1. Apparent power is the product of current and voltage in a circuit while real power is the measure how much useful work is produced in the circuit. A linear, pure resistive load will have a power factor of 1 versus an induction motor with a typical range of 0.70 up to 0.90.