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Zupko is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Ronald Edward Zupko,
American historian,
metrologist John
Alexander Zupko,
author of Jean...
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themselves without the need for
financial ****istance from the University.
Zupko has
speculated that
Buridan "deliberately
chose to
remain among the 'artists...
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visual arts, travel, and the Internet.
PopMatters was
founded by
Sarah Zupko, who had
previously established the
cultural studies academic resource site...
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standard used in
France from c. 800 to c. 1350, is
equivalent to 367.1 g (
Zupko 1990, p. 346). Converted, 7,000
livres equals 2570 kg (7000 × .3671=2569...
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Philosophical Magazine and
Journal of Science.
Taylor & Francis: 230–233.
Zupko (1981), "Miglio". Young, Norwood, ed. (1908).
Handbook for Rome and the...
- "Countries not
using SI". 22
March 2011.
Retrieved 21
September 2019.
Zupko,
Ronald Edward (1977).
British weights & measures: a
history from antiquity...
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measure iron or
steel rods or bars
totaling 120
pounds (54 kg).
Stere Fasces Zupko,
Ronald Edward (1985). A
Dictionary of
Weights and
Measures for the British...
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Ronald Edward Zupko (5 August, 1938 -- 8 November, 2021) was an
authority on
historical metrology (the
study of the
history of
weights and measures) with...
- the tie
between Easterling and
Sterling was well-established, as
Ronald Zupko quotes in his
dictionary of weights. The
British numismatist Philip Grierson...
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evenly over a one-square-foot area. 1 oz will
roughly equal 34.7 µm.
Ronald Zupko. "Measurement system".
Encyclopedia Britannica. uncia.
Charlton T. Lewis...
