toLocaleString()+temp } American Standard Metric Time: the HESIT the SI Standard Internationale metric system still has old-English time hours and seconds ABSTRACT: Metric time divides the day into 40 demur (s) and centigrad hesit (s) BACKGROUND: The old-English system of measure - yards, miles, feet, inches, gallons, fluid ounces, avoirdupois ounces, pounds, tons, irregular factors of, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 24, 60, 2000, and now used mostly in America - was augmented long ago by the French Metric SI, System Internationale, which proffered regularized, decimalized, meters, kilometers [thousands of meters], decimeters [tenths], centimeters [hundredths] - factors of 10's only - liters, milliliters [or cubic centimeters], and weights by their mass-equivalent grams, kilograms, and metric tonnes [megagrams] - and, force, energy, momentum, in terms of the other units - temperature degrees Fahrenheit and [absolute] Rankine, by Centigrade now Celsius and [absolute] Kelvin.
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the French Metric SI the HESIT Metric time the SI Standard Internationale metric system 40 demur (s) and centigrad hesit (s) BACKGROUND: The old-English system of measure - yards, miles, feet, inches, gallons, fluid ounces, avoirdupois ounces, pounds, tons, irregular factors of, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 24, 60, 2000, and now used mostly in America
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the French Metric SI
the day into 40 demur (s) and centigrad hesit (s) BACKGROUND
old-English time hours and seconds ABSTRACT T:still
T:long ago by the French Metric SI