Ben:
(B)
in the sense of to be or not to be, that is the question! :-)
(A) requires one to change the units of measure and hence the mode of
measurement of different disciplines.
(A) also requires artificial signs for numbers or whatever markers one is doing
the bookkeeping in.
Of
Ben, List:
Biological measurements are expressed in terms of units in the sense of Kempe,
as cited by CSP.
They are referred to chemical measurements by reference to molecular biology.
Chemical measurements are inferred by reference to physical measurements.
CSP refers indirectly to these
Jerry, lists,
Do you mean (A) measurements made by physicists, chemists, biologists?
Or (B) all those measurements and also physical, chemical, and
biological interactions as constituting measurements even when no person
is involved? (I was discussing things in the perspective of (B)).
