Renamed Unit.CubicMilimeter to CubicMillimeter.
Renamed Mililiters to Milliliters.
Renamed CubicMilimeters to CubicMillimeters.
Renamed FromMililiters to FromMilliliters.
Renamed CubicMilimeters to CubicMillimeters.
Renamed CubicMilimetersToCubicMetersRatio to CubicMillimetersToCubicMetersRatio.
Renamed cubicMilimeters to cubicMillimeters.
Changed TryConvert methods in Src/UnitsNet/UnitConverter.cs to private.
Added Volume.cs to Src/UnitsNet/UnitsNet.netcore45.csproj.
Ran full code cleanup by ReSharper 8 default settings. Mostly XML doc formatting, some re-positioning of class members.
Added * and / operators to Volume.cs.
Modified VolumeTests.cs to match other unit tests.
All units implemented two operator overloads that did not really make sense.
Changed this for all units.
Updated tests.

Example 1:
Force operator *(Force left, Force right);

What is the result of multiplying two forces? Although it can be done, I don't see the need for it and will remove it until a need is found.

Example 2:
-        public static Force operator /(Force left, Force right)
+        public static double operator /(Force left, Force right)

The result of dividing one force with another should be the ratio, not a new force.
Bump to 1.5.0.
Modified the nuget package description.
Update README.md
Update README.md

Fixed comment for value of kPa.
Update README.md

Clarified example code.
Fixed bug where exception was thrown instead of returning false when calling TryConvert from a volumetric unit to another incompatible unit.
Added missing test cases in TryConvertReturnsFalseOnIncompatibleUnits for different from and to unit cases.