Time is not a unit of measurement, but there are measurements that are done in units of time. Examples are seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and years.
Ex Post Facto Evaluation : Measurement of value of research after the research is done. Prior or Interim Eveluation : Measurement of value of research which is done before starting the research or doing the measurement at intermediate stages during the research..
No known individual "discovered" measurement. Anyone who has measured anything (and this was done in prehistoric times as well) has performed a "scientific" endeavor.
Do-it-in-your-head method:Length + width is half the perimeter, ie 76 inches;76 - 36 = 40;Half of 40 is 20: this is the width;20 + 36 = 56: this is the length.Job done.
They used maths to communicate and ask questions..This was done through sign communication. They drew with the help of lines on the walls or bark of trees.
The metric system. (cenimeters, meters, milimeters)
In olden times, measurement was done using the body parts.
If by "olden days" you're referring to prior to 1846 (when the sewing machine was invented), there was no sewing machine. All sewing was done by hand.
Back in the olden days of printing when newspapers and job printing was done with handset type (assembling one letter at a time) and by means of a linotype, ens and ems were blank spaces. An en was the width of a number and a thin space was the width of a comma or a period and were used in doing tabulation. An em was the width of the size of type that you happened to be setting type in. For instance, if you were setting type in 12 point type, an em was 12 points in width and twice the width of an en. The same rule applies to en dashes and em dashes.
Time is not a unit of measurement, but there are measurements that are done in units of time. Examples are seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and years.
The bulk work was done with an adze, then a draw shave was used to finish the rough out
Handmade? Manual/manually ("In olden times, the laundry was done manually.")
In the olden' days, farmers would keep 1 tree in the center of their crops to allow them to have somewhere to rest in the shade when they were about half way done plowing.
It is measurement done by megger tool of measurement .
you have to purchase a glass dome unless you own a class blowery. in the olden days people blew glass in their basements and made things like pipes and glass domes.
The measurement of work done is the same measure we use for energy output. This measurement is called the joule and is symbolized simply by the letter j.
A caliber or caliper measurement is done on the width, not the length. 1 calber, then, would be one inch. So a 50-cal machine gun round (really 0.5 cal) is half an inch in diameter.