Gee, Pat - I thought my recent post on Caltrans reaffirming metric might stir some interest, but you just stole the show!
<g> Nat Dear All, Re: [USMA:23066] RE: Canadian ifp spam It seems to me that the letters A to D, DD, and E to F refer to a graded method of volume measurement giving a range of seven grades (if you include DD). Wouldn't the whole range be simpler if the volume of each cup was expressed in millilitres, with (say) a 200 mL interval between each level. Cheers, Pat Naughtin CAMS Geelong, Australia on 2002-11-03 12.42, kilopascal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Re: [USMA:22943] RE: Canadian ifp spam2002-11-02 > > Here is another site showing the different sizes: > > http://keepingsecretstoo.safeshopper.com/11/cat11.htm?273 > > John > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Joseph B. Reid > To: U.S. Metric Association > Sent: Saturday, 2002-11-02 14:23 > Subject: [USMA:23064] RE: Canadian ifp spam > > > Carleto asked in USMA 22943: > > Carleton > > P.S. How do you express "DD" in SI? > > > > > Please give context. My father and his two brothers had DD after their names, > but it meant "Doctor of Divinity".
