Assertion: stork's range | /r/CapableOf | use either unit symbol
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text: Different papers may have there own in-house styles; however, for the Wiki, answer is here; "Numerical ranges use unspaced en dashes if only one unit symbol is used at the end (e.g. 5.9–6.3 kg), and spaced en dashes if two symbols are used (e.g., 3 μm – 1 mm); ranges in prose can be specified using either unit symbol or unit names, and units can be stated either after both numerical values or after the last (e.g., from 5.9 to 6.3 kilograms, from 5.9 kilograms to 6.3 kilograms, from 5.9 to 6.3 kg and from 5.9 kg to 6.3 kg are all acceptable)."; see MoS at MOS:CONVERSIONS (it is a long page and viewers might have to search for it under the level three heading "Unit names and symbols").
text: Different papers may have there own in-house styles; however, for the Wiki, answer is here; "Numerical ranges use unspaced en dashes if only one unit symbol is used at the end (e.g. 5.9–6.3 kg), and spaced en dashes if two symbols are used (e.g., 3 μm – 1 mm); ranges in prose can be specified using either unit symbol or unit names, and units can be stated either after both numerical values or after the last (e.g., from 5.9 to 6.3 kilograms, from 5.9 kilograms to 6.3 kilograms, from 5.9 to 6.3 kg and from 5.9 kg to 6.3 kg are all acceptable)."; see MoS at MOS:CONVERSIONS (it is a long page and viewers might have to search for it under the level three heading "Unit names and symbols").