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• So why still adopt the imperial British system of weights and measures?
• The third was the need for a uniform system of weights and measures.
• There are two known systems of weights and measures from the ancient Middle East.
• :Jefferson strongly advocated a metric system of weights and measures.
• A metric system of weights and measures was introduced.
• Jefferson's proposal was the world's first scientifically based, fully integrated, decimal system of weights and measures.
• It's odd that constitutional protections can be determined by the English system of weights and measures.
• A strong opponent of the Metric System, he patented a system of weights and measures in 1884.
• Prior to England and Scotland uniting in 1707, each kingdom enforced their own system of weights and measures.
• In the time of Chandragupta Maurya, some 2400 years ago, there was a well-defined system of weights and measures.
• In this capacity, he superintended the reorganization of the German system of weights and measures on the metric basis.
• Creation and promotion of the Union Standards began in 1918 after introduction of the international systems of weights and measures.
• It also implemented economic standardization, levying taxes, using a common currency and adopting a uniform system of weights and measures.
• Negotiation and enforcement in alien parts of the world require the development of a standardized system of weights and measures.
• The earliest known uniform systems of weights and measures seem to have all been created sometime in the Persia as well.
• NETHAWAY-COLUMN _ WACO, Texas _ It's odd that constitutional protections can be determined by the English system of weights and measures.
• The church also got under its supervision the system of weights and measures, and monthly support : tithe from all princely income.
• Kamlot describes a basto ( a bison with the teeth of a carnivore ) and the decimal system of weights and measures.
• The Roman system of weights and measures, including the congius, was introduced to Britain in the 1st century by Edmund I in 946.
• Trade brought great prosperity, as evidenced by the fact that it used its own system of weights and measures in the 14th century.