They can be meaningful but usually to only a limited audience.
If I described someone as being as tall as me, my friends and colleagues would have a pretty good idea. But no one else would have much of a clue.
Newspapers often use non-standard units that its readers may be familiar with. For example: (UK perspective) volumes that would fill Olympic Swimming Pools, high as a stack of double decker buses, areas as big as Wales. I suppose an Olympic pool is a standard, but that should not detract from the point that I am trying to make.
They can be meaningful but usually to only a limited audience.
If I described someone as being as tall as me, my friends and colleagues would have a pretty good idea. But no one else would have much of a clue.
Newspapers often use non-standard units that its readers may be familiar with. For example: (UK perspective) volumes that would fill Olympic swimming pools, high as a stack of double decker buses, areas as big as Wales. I suppose an Olympic pool is a standard, but that should not detract from the point that I am trying to make.
They can be meaningful but usually to only a limited audience.
If I described someone as being as tall as me, my friends and colleagues would have a pretty good idea. But no one else would have much of a clue.
Newspapers often use non-standard units that its readers may be familiar with. For example: (UK perspective) volumes that would fill Olympic swimming pools, high as a stack of double decker buses, areas as big as Wales. I suppose an Olympic pool is a standard, but that should not detract from the point that I am trying to make.
They can be meaningful but usually to only a limited audience.
If I described someone as being as tall as me, my friends and colleagues would have a pretty good idea. But no one else would have much of a clue.
Newspapers often use non-standard units that its readers may be familiar with. For example: (UK perspective) volumes that would fill Olympic swimming pools, high as a stack of double decker buses, areas as big as Wales. I suppose an Olympic pool is a standard, but that should not detract from the point that I am trying to make.
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They can be meaningful but usually to only a limited audience.
If I described someone as being as tall as me, my friends and colleagues would have a pretty good idea. But no one else would have much of a clue.
Newspapers often use non-standard units that its readers may be familiar with. For example: (UK perspective) volumes that would fill Olympic swimming pools, high as a stack of double decker buses, areas as big as Wales. I suppose an Olympic pool is a standard, but that should not detract from the point that I am trying to make.
Yes you could. Look at metric and imperial measurement units, consider Roman units and the unit used by the Chinese empire as alternative units of measurement.
The answer may depend on the measurement units used for 62 and what units the measurement is converted to. Alternatively, it could depend on what function is operating on 62 as an input value.The answer may depend on the measurement units used for 62 and what units the measurement is converted to. Alternatively, it could depend on what function is operating on 62 as an input value.The answer may depend on the measurement units used for 62 and what units the measurement is converted to. Alternatively, it could depend on what function is operating on 62 as an input value.The answer may depend on the measurement units used for 62 and what units the measurement is converted to. Alternatively, it could depend on what function is operating on 62 as an input value.
Square measurement
There are several, collectively known as the SI units.
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