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13 July 2001 1056, Gene Mechtly wrote:
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
I posted this a few minutes ago to the editor of our local
newspaper with copies to our State Superintendent of Eduation, our
Commission on Higher Education, our mayor, and the the Hoover
Institution, where
:
On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
... I decided not to teach the whole lesson at once for the sake of
brevity and out of concern that my message would be diluted.
...
But suppose that an addressee has never heard of SI, is curious, and
wants to learn more with a minimum
Nice refinement and addition, Gene. Thanks.
Jim
Gene Mechtly wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
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Another factor that comes into play is the sensitivity
of the phase-lock loop ...
and the phase jitter (wobble) of the *loop* at any frequency,
whether
precision, means the metre will benefit by the same means.
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Refer to 14346
SI 10 lists the dalton on page 24.
dalton is a special name for the unified atomic mass unit.
see page 7.
1 u = 1.660 540 2(10) x 10^(-27) kg
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Subject: [USMA:14382] Distant clock
Here's a clock that's even farther away
American HodgePodge. ;-)
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kelvins.
While I'm sure you're right that the degree unit
is not used with the Kelvin scale, I do remember
being taught the degrees Kelvin in high school
chemistry.
Stephen Gallagher
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Jim,
Two companies come to mind right away. Texas Weather Instruments
http://www.texas-weather.com/
and Davis
http://www.davisnet.com/
For those sensors and for a digital interface you're looking at
something that goes for at least several hundred dollars, probably.
I would like to find
on one side or the other.
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I posted this message a few minutes ago.
Jim
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Subject: Physics 106, Spring, 2001 homework
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2001 18:55:53 -0400
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Dear Professors Groth and Nice,
I was scanning some web pages on the internet
Groth is the Associate Department Head and Nice works in the Pulsars
section. I didn't check Groth's page to see what area he specializes in.
Jim
Gene Mechtly wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
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homework sets from the Princeton Physics Department that have students
metal surface onto which water precipitates from (still) air.
No precipitation at higher temperatures. Much condensation at lower T.
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Nat, I don't recall any AIP pubs that publish articles in esu/emu terms,
but of course I don't read all sections of physics. Are you aware of any
current usage of these in journal articles?
Jim
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homework sets
,
square centimetres divided by centimetres.
Other links were to a composer Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
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and opposite reaction. I
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was in her 30s was using the term
degrees Kelvin. I guess it's hard to break old habits.
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Wandering Gweep [Mori Yoshirou], a puppet prime minister who fluffs his
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PGP: 0x62D6B223 -- _The Economist_, 28 October 2000
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Readers Editor, Independent
copies to the archaeologists on the project
2001 July 22
Dear Sirs:
Might I suggest a follow-up story to your article about the Roman
aqueduct found in Turkey? You could
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Subject: Big SUV; tiny cargo space
Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2001 14:27:47 -0400
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Letter Editor, L.A. Times
copies to John O'Dell and the editor
standard,
much less an SI measurement folklore. Americans are still beckoned by
Horse's Ass Units. They may make an attempt to refer to the metric
engine size in the article, but storage space here is presented to amuse
rather than to inform.
James R. Frysinger wrote:
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[The above is obviously a typo and was intended to read 1875; Joe went
on to use the correct and subsequent date on which Johnson signed the
bill.]
Jim
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://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/index.html.
Bill Potts, CMS
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as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger
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and endless) on carbon dioxide emissions and global warming,
unless you have quantitative measurements to report (in SI, of course).
Gene.
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lunch
pail on top of the piling.
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have more english readers now than american.
Yours faithfullly
Christoph Peck
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. For m = 1000 kg,
h=E/1, or 170 m.
Thanks for the direction.
Bruce
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creep in, having made many
myself. If you have any questions, either I or the NIST Metric Program
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regards,
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of Statistical Standards. They have the lead on such matters. See
http://www.eia.doe.gov/contacts/methods.htm.
Ralph Gillmann
Federal Highway Administration
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Pat Naughtin wrote:
Lightning: If the hair on your arm and head start to stand on end, the
lightning is going to strike near you. Drop to your knees and lean forward.
Put your hands on your knees to avoid ground current that can occur if the
lightning strikes within 50 metres.
. Battle's reply I was not amused.
Jim
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Subject: Re: Units used on EIA web pages
Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 19:05:21 -0400
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Today has the details. It might be good to keep in mind that
we USMA members greatly outnumber the staff at the Metric Program Office
and can press for metrication in many more venues.
Jim
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at the Business Expo three weeks from now.
So much for centimeters being too small for kindergarteners.
Jim
James R. Frysinger wrote:
mojo wrote:
You can try sending a letter to the county board of education, or the state
department of education. When I did this, the county told me
use.
I'm using the pdf version, but there's an html version of the complete
guide at
http://www.ametsoc.org/AMS/pubs/ag_docs/ag_mainpage.html
Keep in mind that this is a guide used for publication of papers, not
guidance for the TV Weather Personalities or for NWS products.
Jim
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Jim
kilopascal wrote:
2001-08-02
I wonder if they would accept A4 paper size and would accept the tonne
instead of the metric ton.
John
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Bruce Raup wrote:
On 2001-08-02 22:45 -0400, James R. Frysinger wrote:
I am reviewing the latest (2000 Dec) version of the Authors' Guide,
published by the American Meteorological Society (AMS) in preparation
for submission of a paper. Some things here struck me as being of
potential
will eventually use.
Thank you.
Jim Elwell
President
QSI Corporation
SLC, Utah
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the case?
Nat
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with an international agreement.
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or 'mass' is weight divided by the acceleration of gravity
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that in most European
countries they are commonly named as 20 feet and 40 feet.
Louis
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), asked how many inches that was. (I refrained from
telling her but got their rates to figure it myself.) Kinko's prices by
the square inch or the square foot. Yikes!
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Sorry, Louis. I meant to include that. TEU stands for twenty-foot
equivalent units.
Jim
Louis JOURDAN wrote:
At 11:59 -0400 16/08/2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
In the shipping trade, the 20 foot containers are called TEUs and the 40
foot containers count as two TEUs. TEU is treated like
My ISP for Metric Methods seems to be having some difficulty getting
mail out. I'll try the CofC server.
Jim
Original Message
Subject: [Fwd: Re: [USMA:15004] Use of kelvins]
Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 23:15:44 -0400
From: James R. Frysinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: Metric
or not in Florida) who might also wish to write them? Contact me and
I'll send you their USPS address or email address when I find them.
Regards,
Bill Hooper
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communities.
The support of NIST's Metric Program Office for this event are greatly
appreciated and we hope to be able to do this again next year.
James R. Frysinger
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yourself. If
you can't get it either, let me know and I'll keep trying other avenues and
let you know when I have it.
Regards,
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rapidly learn its value.
In Italy, I think it was in Pavia, I found in the farmers' market that the
hectogram was quite commonly used, and was called an etto.
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then is your measured
value and standard deviation of the inch, by the ancient definition,
expresses in mm?
Gene.
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James J. Kilpatrick cites the innumeracy of journalists in his weekly
column on language in today's paper.
It's worth tracking down! Unfortunatley, I was not able to find an
online citation to post in just a quick search.
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understand
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to its use are readily available so I don't care to
change my opinion about this construction. Therefore there is no use in
trying to sway me.
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'x' be six? It seems highly unlikely.
John
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kilopascal wrote:
2001-09-09
, or
country could still satisfy the needs of agriculture economists.
..
On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
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US growing areas, yields in metric tons and metric tons per hectare:
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on several previous occasions.
Gene.
On Sun, 9 Sep 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
I have just posted the following email to James J. Kilpatrick, with
information copies to the AP Wire (feedback) and the editor of our
local newspaper.
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would not be surprised to find that the same tractors and
combine my grandfather and I used to harvest oats, wheat, and soybeans
are still in use by some small-farm operator in Ohio.
Jim
Gene Mechtly wrote:
On Sun, 9 Sep 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
... I suppose it's easier to get
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suggested
above.
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to provide details of their particular operations.
Variable Rate Fertilization is an option, but is not yet so widely
in use as the systems for automatic yield mapping.
Gene.
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thank him for his note
and mention the last Olympic Games.
Definitely a guy to treat nicely!
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are in the 1-2 ha
bracket. Hills, you know.
Jim
Gene Mechtly wrote:
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
Note the limitation to the large flat fields of Illinois.
The grain fields of Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, etc. probably have
equal or even larger fractions of GPS deployment
sympathy and
condolences for what has taken place.
I wish I could say more, but when words fail you, what can you say?
I can only offer you my support and condolences. I only wish I could offer
more.
Regards,
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Package! One Extra Serving. Of course, the 17.6
OZ corresponds to the 500g, not to the crossed out 454g. And yes,
we have no spaces before the gram symbol.
Jim
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the
use of good measurements.
Would you please tell me how many grams of beans I should grind per
liter or per deciliter of coffee?
By the way, it would be really helpful to your customers if you had that
metric information in your information brochure.
Thanks for your assistance.
James R. Frysinger
I played it dumb for this message to Toastmaster. Starbucks recommends
10 g of ground coffee per 180 mL of water for their blends. [The World
of Coffees, Starbucks, pamphlet available at their outlets.]
Jim
James R. Frysinger wrote:
Consumer Relations, Toastmaster
Dear Consumer Relations
from the Government Printing Office.
(No, I have not dug up the address and price.)
Jim
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chances of consideration.
Gene.
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To the producers of All Things Considered
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I teach astronomy and physics as general education courses at a liberal
arts college and most of my students are non-science majors. Majors
was introduced in 1971
it was given the sympol p and it is called thus in colloquial speech.
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, though.
Feel free to use the links I provided and see for yourself, John.
Jim
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in terms of the speed
of light.
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. The dots in the reticle are placed 1
milliradian apart. Silly me, why didn't think of that first.
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Posted a moment ago
Jim
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Subject: Dangerous advice in AP Wire story
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Dear Sirs:
My local newspaper, the Charleston Post
work (financial, for instance). Or
perhaps it's from their feedback address.
Jim
Carter, Baron wrote:
Jim,
I think it's just wire.ap.org not thewire.ap.org
cheers
Baron
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discussed here some
time ago) and energy. Second, and more importantly, it can help
architects design even sturdier buildings, capable of better
withstanding such atrocious acts.
Jim
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) Don't be late to metricate!
James R. Frysinger, CAMS http://www.metricmethods.com/
10 Captiva Row e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Charleston, SC 29407 phone/FAX: 843.225.6789
of
the specific-temperature calories. Thankfully there is only one joule!
Jim
Louis JOURDAN wrote:
At 18:34 -0400 01/10/18, James R. Frysinger wrote:
Actually, a ton of TNT is defined as 1 x 10^9 cal_th, exactly.
(cal_th stands for thermochemical calorie.) It has no actual
relationship to TNT except
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