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57" above the finished floor to the center of the picture. Measure from the picture center to the hanger and add that to the 57".
Grams.
They usually measure in ml, cups and ounces, like the picture. These measures are all VOLUME. Grams is weight and cannot be shown in a volume c vessel
square centimeters
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57" above the finished floor to the center of the picture. Measure from the picture center to the hanger and add that to the 57".
Measure the inside area where the picture will go.
A small picture frame hanging in your house, for example, would be best measured with either a small tape measure, or a 12 inch ruler. Bigger pictures would need a longer tape measure.
Millimetres if you are making the picture frame; centimetres if you wish to buy a ready-made frame.
Go to any search engine and click on the "Images" link to find a picture of a Newton Measure. Here is a link: http://www.princeton.edu/~mike/articles/diagdyn/ddfig9.jpg
A picture of chickens by Hugo Van Der Goes dated 1479, depicting Jesus and 11 disciples, Judas being the observer.
With measuring spoons, as in picture
Dot pitch is a measure of the distance between pixels. The smaller the dot pitch, the better the picture.
A spectrophotometer is typically used to measure the fading of colors on a picture. This device quantitatively measures the color and light intensity, allowing for the evaluation of any changes in color over time.
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Grams.
-- Measure the height.-- Measure the width at the top.-- Measure the width at the bottom.Area = (1/2) x (height) x (width-at-the-top plus width-at-the-bottom)