Units of measurement
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on a quantity taken as a standard of measurement, e.g. [Atomic units; Gram (Unit); Light-year; Meter (Unit);] etc. Works on the force exerted by the gravitational field on a body are entered under [Weight (Physics).] Works on a system of standard units of measure are entered under [Weights and measures.]
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Names and connections
Measurement, Units of; Units
- Broader: Physics
- Narrower: Altitudes
- Narrower: Atomic units
- Narrower: Centimeter
- Narrower: Dimensions
- Narrower: Distances
- Narrower: Electric units
- Narrower: Gram (Unit)
- Narrower: Horsepower
- Narrower: Inch
- Narrower: Kilogram
- Narrower: Light-year
- Narrower: Liter
- Narrower: Mass (Physics)--Measurement
- Narrower: Meter (Unit)
- Narrower: Physical constants
- Narrower: Pound (Unit of weight)
- Narrower: Quart
- Narrower: Stadium (Unit of measurement)
- Narrower: Time--Systems and standards
- Narrower: Volume (Cubic content)
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Morton address: 10126559267495756288 · morton4x16-v1
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