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v t e Systems of measurement
Metric system (introduction history outline)	International System of Units (SI) Metre–kilogram–second Metre–tonne–second Centimetre–gram–second Gravitational
Natural units	Atomic Geometrized Lorentz–Heaviside Planck Quantum chromodynamical Stoney
Conventional systems	Astronomical Electrical Temperature
Customary systems	Apothecaries' Avoirdupois British Imperial Burmese Canadian Chinese Cornish Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Hindu Hong Kong Irish Japanese Maltese Norwegian Ottoman Pegu Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Scottish Spanish Swedish Taiwanese Tatar Troy United States Vietnamese UK & US
Ancient systems	Arabic Biblical and Talmudic Egyptian Greek Indian Mesopotamian Persian Roman
Other systems and unit types	Humorous Mesures usuelles N-body Modulor Unusual

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