- the word
measure, in the
sense of a
measuring instrument, only
survives in the
phrase tape
measure, an
instrument that can be used to
measure but cannot...
- A
measuring cup is a
kitchen utensil used
primarily to
measure the
volume of
liquid or bulk
solid cooking ingredients such as
flour and sugar, especially...
-
Measure for
Measure is a play by
William Shakespeare,
believed to have been
written in 1603 or 1604 and
first performed in 1604,
according to available...
- A
measuring spoon is a
spoon used to
measure an
amount of an ingredient,
either liquid or dry, when cooking.
Measuring spoons may be made of plastic, metal...
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termination analysis Measuring coalgebra, a
coalgebra constructed from two
algebras Measure (Apple), an iOS
augmented reality app
Measure (album), by Matt...
- die Welt – in 3D!, bild.de, 25
October 2012
Measuring the
World IMDb Oort, F. (2008). "Review of
Measuring the
World by
Daniel Kehlmann, trans. by Carol...
- In aviation,
distance measuring equipment (DME) is a
radio navigation technology that
measures the
slant range (distance)
between an
aircraft and a ground...
- A coordinate-
measuring machine (CMM) is a
device that
measures the
geometry of
physical objects by
sensing discrete points on the
surface of the object...
-
development of
modern measuring instruments. In the past, a
common time
measuring instrument was the sundial. Today, the
usual measuring instruments for time...
-
Measure for
Measure is a play
written by
William Shakespeare.
Measure for
Measure may also
refer to:
Measure for
Measure (album), a 1986
studio album by...