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CWE
(redirected from Cold Weather Extreme)

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CWECommon Weakness Enumeration (trademark of MITRE Corporation)
CWECooperative Work Experience
CWECenter for Women & Enterprise
CWECold Water Extraction
CWECertified Wine Educator (Society of Wine Educators certification)
CWECollaborative Working Environment (Graz, Austria IAIK rural development)
CWECollaborative Work Environment
CWECertified Welding Educator
CWEChampionship Wrestling Experience
CWECurrent Working Estimate
CWEChief Wage Earner
CWECarcass Weight Equivalent (-measurement of livestock production)
CWECommensurate With Experience
CWECold Weather Extreme (wind power industry)
CWEChips With Everything (UK Technology TV programme)
CWEColorado Wind Ensemble (Denver, CO)
CWECold Water Equivalent
CWECaution and Warning Electronics
CWECongestion Window Extrapolator
CWECertified Workforce Expert
CWEColorado Whitewater Expeditions
CWECompensable Week Ending (Pennsylvania unemployment compensation)
CWECar Wash Express (est. 2001; Colorado)
CWEChina International Water & Electric Corp.
CWECentral West Europe (region)
CWEConstruction for World Wide Evangelism Inc (Tampa, FL)
CWECross Westchester Expressway (New York)
CWECamping World East (car racing)
CWEConsortium for Worker Education (New York)
CWECercle des Webmasters Engagés (French: Engaged Webmasters Circle)


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The 300,000 Multi-Climate Ration packs, of pasta meals, cookies and energy bars, are designed to cope with the hot and cold weather extremes in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When tested in cold weather extremes at minus 20[deg]C, the batteries were capable of delivering above 65 percent of their rated "room temperature" capacity compared to 20 percent or less for standard Group 31 batteries.
When tested in cold weather extremes at minus 20[deg]C, the batteries were capable of delivering above 65 percent of their rated "room temperature" capacity compared to 20 percent or less for standard Group 31 batteries.
 
 
 
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