President Ferdinand Marcos
President Ferdinand Marcos :)
1945
Short history on Philippine metrication: Pre-1858 Measurement systems in Philippines reflects diversity of regional inhabitants. ~1858 Spain adopts metric system and introduces the metric system to the Philippines. ~1865 Philippine monetary system shifts to decimal. ~1905 Philippines lightly shifts to English system introduced by USA. 8/29/1916 Philippines adopts metric system after Philippine Autonomy Act signed. 1916-1975 Various measurement systems employed with metric system being prominent. 1/1/1975 Date set for sole metric system use via Presidential Decree No. 187. 7/16/1975 Presidential Decree No. 748 amends PD No. 187 to extend metrication efforts. 1/1/1983 Philippines officially adopts the metric system via Batas Pambansa Bilang 8. 4/13/1992 Philippine use of metric system reinforced via Republic Act 7394.
A metric ruler is a piece of wood or plastic, marked at millimetre intervals.The US ruler is called the president.
Like most countries in the world, the Philippines uses the metric system, also called the SI (abbreviation of the French for International System)
President Ferdinand Marcos :)
the answer is NOTHING
1945
Short history on Philippine metrication: Pre-1858 Measurement systems in Philippines reflects diversity of regional inhabitants. ~1858 Spain adopts metric system and introduces the metric system to the Philippines. ~1865 Philippine monetary system shifts to decimal. ~1905 Philippines lightly shifts to English system introduced by USA. 8/29/1916 Philippines adopts metric system after Philippine Autonomy Act signed. 1916-1975 Various measurement systems employed with metric system being prominent. 1/1/1975 Date set for sole metric system use via Presidential Decree No. 187. 7/16/1975 Presidential Decree No. 748 amends PD No. 187 to extend metrication efforts. 1/1/1983 Philippines officially adopts the metric system via Batas Pambansa Bilang 8. 4/13/1992 Philippine use of metric system reinforced via Republic Act 7394.
A metric ruler is a piece of wood or plastic, marked at millimetre intervals.The US ruler is called the president.
We could. but we'd need the president to "okay" it. we just like to be different.
Like most countries in the world, the Philippines uses the metric system, also called the SI (abbreviation of the French for International System)
A planned ten-year conversion to the metric system was announced in 1975, while Gerald R. Ford was President, but was not mandated. Americans were resistant to "going metric", and the plan was abandoned by the early 1980s.
First of all, you can't use 'kilometers' to measure surface area. If you're metric and you want surface area, you have to use 'square kiliometers'. They're different.The Philippines cover 316,294 of those.That's the same area as 122,121 square miles.
They are the number of hops needed to get to the desired network. The way the network is set up, 172.17.0.0 is 1 hop away from the device that issued the DEBUG IP RIP command. and 172.18.0.0 is 2 hops.
metric to metric ?Multiply by 1.
5.0 gm. Nickels were the first metric coins issued, during a much earlier attempt to drag the U.S. into compliance with the rest of the world's measuring systems.5.0 grams