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Were the early systems of measurement as accurate as those you use today?
No. The early systems of measurement were not as accurate as those I use today. The systems of measurement I use today are substantially more accurate than the early systems of bygone days were.
What was an early tool to help aid in measurement?
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What major engineering blunders were results of faulty measuerment?
The 125 Milion dollar mars rover was one of the early engineering disasters caused by faulty measuerment. The scientist did not convert inchess to milimeters.
What is ancient measurement system?
The ancient measurement system of which applied to early greeks, romans, egyptians, arabs, and parts of Gaul and Spain; Is Shinto.
What are the difference between the measurement of early days and modern days?
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What are the Advantages of liquid level measurement?
Some advantages of liquid level measurement include real-time monitoring, improved process control, early detection of leaks or spills, and increased safety by preventing overfilling or underfilling of tanks.
Who found the speed of light?
An early measurement was done by Ole Rømer, by observing Jupiter's moons.
What were some of the early tool used to aid in measurement?
The body was used as the earliest tool for measurement. Of the tools found by archaeologists, the oldest tool used for measurement was the compass. It was used to ensure two stones, when cut would fit together accurately. This aided in the pyramids construction.
What are the Instruments of measurement used during the early periods?
The answer will depend on the characteristic being measured: distance, time, mass etc.
What were some more of the early tools to aid in measurement?
The body was the first tool esed to aid in measure ment. Jonathan McKnight
What are some science words that begin with the letters n?
a Newtron, a discovery by an early scientist, Issac Newton. It is a measurement for something sciency, sorry, I forgot
Who called 12 inches a foot?
the 'foot' measurement was derived from the length of the human foot. The word ''inch' was adopted from the Latin word 'unica' meaning a 12th part. The early English, having no measurement of their own adopted the 'unica' from 'unus' meaning one
