What makes Heidegger's phenomenology hermeneutic is the fact that Understanding looking accompanies the sense of enactment of living-experience and is thereby capable of interpreting the pre-theoretical essence that is own to lived-experience (22).n each of these essays, the guiding theme is the contrast between Heidegger's phenomenology, which is an enactment of lived experience itself as the a-and pre-theoretical domain, which keeps itself closed off when we are theoretically oriented (13), and Husserl's phenomenology.
Continuous watts and surge watts. Continuous watts is the most watts the generator is designed produce continuously. Surge watts provides an extra surge of power to start electric motors - such as that in an air conditioner or an electric table saw. Electric motors require a surge of power to get them started.
Generation is the amount of electricity a generator produces over a specific period of time. For example, a generator with 1 megawatt (MW) capacity that operates at that capacity consistently for one hour will produce 1 megawatthour (mWh) of electricity. If it operates at only half that capacity for one hour, it will produce 0.5 mWh of electricity.