celsius - Celsius

farenheit - Farenheit

kelvin - Kelvin

angstrom - Angstrom

A - Paper Size

nanometer - Nanometer

normal metric - Normal Metric

micron - Micron

millimeter - Millimeter

centimeter - Centimeter

decimeter - Decimeter

meter - Meter

kilometer - Kilometer

yottameter - Yotta Meter

milli-inch - Milli-Inch

inch - Inch

feet - Feet

yard - Yard

hand - Hand

link - Link

chain - Chain

span - Span

cubit - Cubit

vara - Vara

fathom - Fathom

rod - Rod

perch - Perch

pole - Pole

furlong - Furlong

cable - Cable

nautical mile - Nautical Mile

league - League

degree - Degree

pixel - Pixels do not have a fixed size; their diameters are generally measured in micrometers (microns). Although the pixel is not a unit of measurement itself, pixels are often used to measure the resolution (or sharpness) of images. As a hypothetical example, a 600 x 1000 pixel image has 4 times the pixel density and is thus 4 times sharper than a 300 x 500 pixel image, assuming the two images have the same physical size.

mile - Mile

gram - Gram

kilogram - Kilogram

ounce - Ounce

pound - Pound

ton - Ton

grain - Grain

scruple - Scruple

carat - Carat

pennyweight - Penny Weight

dram - Dram

stone - Stone

quarter - Quarter

slug - Slug

metric ton - Metric Ton

long ton - Long Ton

milliliter - Milliliter

cubic centimeter - Cubic Centimeter

cubic meter - Cubic Meter

liter - Liter

fluid ounce - Fluid Ounce

pint - Pint

quart - Quart

gallon - Gallon

gill - Gill

board foot - Board Foot

peck - Peck

cubic inch - Cubic Inch

cubic foot - Cubic Foot

cubic yard - Cubic Yard

bushel - Bushel

barrel - Barrel

hogshead - Hogshead

tun - Tun

stere - Stere

chaldron - Chaldron

register ton - Register Ton

cord - Cord

acre foot - Acre Foot

acre inch - Acre Inch

imperial gallon - A traditional unit of volume equal to about 1.201 U.S. liquid gallon or 4.546 liters. In Canada, the term "Imperial" is used frequently to distinguish the British Imperial units from the corresponding U.S. units.

square meter - Square Meter

square kilometer - Square Kilometer

square inch - Square Inch

square foot - Square Foot

square yard - Square Yard

square mile - Square Mile

square rod - Square Rod

circular inch - Circular Inch

circular mil - Circular Millimeter

acre - Acre

rood - Rood

hectare - Hectare

township - Township

cup -

c -

tablespoon (US) -

tbsp (US) -

tblsp (US) -

tablespoon (UK) -

tbsp (UK) -

tblsp (UK) -

teaspoon (US) -

tsp (US) -

teaspoon (UK) -

tsp (UK) -

drop -

dash -

pinch -

fluid ounce (US) -

fluid ounce (UK) -

fl oz -

pint (US liq.) -

pint (US dry) -

pint (UK) -

quart (US liq.) -

quart (US dry) -

liter -

gallon (US liq.) -

gallon (US dry) -

gallon (UK) -

peck -

bushel -

gill (US) -

gill (UK) -

fluid dram -

fluiddram -

fl dr -

coffeespoon -

miles per hour - Miles Per Hour

meters per second - Meters Per Second

kilometers per hour - Kilometers Per Hour

knots - Knots

nautical miles per hour - Nautical Miles Per Hour

mach - Mach

gallons per hour - Gallons Per Hour

liters per hour - Liters Per Hour

revolutions per minute - Revolutions Per Minute (rpm)

foot per second - foot per second (ft/s)

meter per second - meter per second (m/s)

miles per gallon - miles per gallon

meters per liter - meters per litre

nanosecond - Nanosecond

microsecond - Microsecond

millisecond - Millisecond

second - Second

minute - Minute

hour - Hour

day - Day

week - Week

month - Month

year - Year

decade - Decade

century - Century

millennium - Millennium

percentage of hour - Percentage of hour

horsepower - The US horsepower measurement

metric horsepower - The UK horsepower measurement. This is slighly less than the US measurement.

kilowatt - A common metric unit of power, equivalent to 1000 watts, about 1.341 022 horsepower, or 737.562 foot-pounds per second.

ampere - Ampere(amps)

cold cranking ampere - Cold Cranking Ampere(CCA)

volt - Volt(V)

kilowatt hour - kilowatt hour (kWH)

millinewton - millinewton (mN)

megapascal - megapascal (MPa)

pound per square inch - pound per square inch (lbf/in2 or psi)

bit - The basic unit of the amount of data. Each bit records one of the two possible answers to a single question: "0" or "1," "yes" or "no," "on" or "off."

byte - A unit of information used in computer engineering. Technically the byte is a unit of addressable memory, and its size can vary depending on the machine or the computing language. However, in most contexts the byte is equal to 8 bits.

kilobit - A unit of information equal to 1000 bits, or, in some cases, equal to 1024 bits or 128 bytes. The larger unit is now supposed to be called a kibibit.

kilobyte - A unit of information equal to 1000 bytes. As a unit of computer storage, however, the kilobyte is usually equal to 1024 bytes, although this should now be called a kibibyte.

megabyte - A unit of information equal to 1 000 000 bytes, but sometimes it means 1 048 576 bytes

gigabyte - A unit of information equal to 1 000 000 000 bytes, but sometimes it means 1 073 741 824 bytes.